Add a generic filesystem that can mount files using any Kaitai spec #17
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@dgelessus , thanks. I had encountered some troubles with my impl and its |
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Just a quick thing I wrote to test specs with. It takes the Python object created by a Kaitai parser and exposes its structure as a filesystem. It's not optimized in any way, so for large files it's probably very slow.
After I wrote my implementation, I saw that @KOLANICH has also written something very similar in #13. But from the comment there it sounds like that code isn't working properly, and the PR hasn't been updated in a while, so I thought I'd submit my implementation as well.