Config option for custom magic file #401
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unblob creates metadata about files, which includes magic and mime type using libmagic. When using unlob as a library, the user might want to control which exact magic file to use for fixed results for these 2 fields. python-magic supports this with the magic_file init argument.
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I have a better solution |
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Never mind, this is the simplest solution I can come up with and will work for us. We generate the compiled magic file during build. |
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unblob creates metadata about files, which includes magic and mime type
using libmagic. When using unlob as a library, the user might want to
control which exact magic file to use for fixed results for these 2 fields.
python-magic supports this with the magic_file init argument.