Add an example on how to read a zipfile #139
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Add an example on how to read a zipfile
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Hi,
This PR adds an example to the README on how to read a zip archive, showing a few common use cases. I was surprised by how much searching through the documentation I had to do to achieve this, so I'm guessing this will help many people to get started. Especially because with zipruby, rubyzip < 1 and rubyzip > 1 there are now three different Zip API's, which can be confusing.
Best regards,
Arne