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Python library for reading MPQ archives.
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# mpyq mpyq is a pure Python library for reading MPQ (MoPaQ) archives used in many of Blizzard's games. It was originally developed for data mining Starcraft II replay files. In addition to being a library, mpyq also has a command line interface that exposes some of the library's core functionality such as extracting archives. Only files compressed with DEFLATE or bzip2 are uncompressed. This means that this library can not be used to extract most big game asset archives that Blizzard's games use. More compression formats may be supported in the future. ## Installation A stable version of mpyq is available from PyPI and can be installed with `pip`. $ pip install mpyq mpyq can also be manually installed with the included setup.py script. $ python setup.py install Running this command will install mpyq both as a library and a stand-alone script that can be run from anywhere, provided that you have added Python's bin directory to your PATH environment variable. ## Usage ### As a library >>> from mpyq import MPQArchive >>> archive = MPQArchive('game.SC2Replay') Now you have a MPQArchive object of the file you opened. One common thing to do now is to extract the files from the archive. >>> files = archive.extract() This will extract and return the archive's contents in memory. Be advised that you might not want to do this with multi-gigabyte MPQ files from World of Warcraft, for example. Files inside the archive can be also extracted and written to disk. >>> archive.extract_to_disk() If you want to skip reading the (listfile) inside the archive, you can do so by passing `listfile=False` to the constructor. >>> archive = MPQArchive('bad_listfile.SC2Replay', listfile=False) This might be required if the (listfile) is encrypted or has been tampered with. Note that you can't list files or extract the whole archive if you do this -- you need to know in advance which files you want to read. >>> archive.read_file('replay.details') '\x05\x1c\x00\x04\x01\x00\x04\x05...' For more information, consult `help(mpyq)` in your Python console. ### From the command line usage: mpyq.py [-h] [-I] [-H] [-b] [-s] [-t] [-x] file mpyq reads and extracts MPQ archives. positional arguments: file path to the archive optional arguments: -h, --help show this help message and exit -I, --headers print header information from the archive -H, --hash-table print hash table -b, --block-table print block table -s, --skip-listfile skip reading (listfile) -t, --list-files list files inside the archive -x, --extract extract files from the archive You can extract all the files inside the archive with `-x/--extract`. $ mpyq -x game.SC2Replay This will create a directory called 'game' with the files inside. You can print the header information from a given archive with `-I/--headers`. $ mpyq -I game.SC2Replay MPQ archive header ------------------ magic 'MPQ\x1a' header_size 44 arhive_size 19801 format_version 1 sector_size_shift 3 hash_table_offset 19385 block_table_offset 19641 hash_table_entries 16 block_table_entries 10 extended_block_table_offset 0 hash_table_offset_high 0 block_table_offset_high 0 offset 1024 MPQ user data header -------------------- magic 'MPQ\x1b' user_data_size 512 mpq_header_offset 1024 user_data_header_size 60 content '\x05\x08\x00\x02,StarCraft II replay\x1b 11\x02\x05\x0c\x00\t\x02\x02\t\x00\x04\t (\x06\t\x00\x08\t\xc8\xfa\x01\n\t\xc8\xf a\x01\x04\t\x04\x06\t\xa2\x99\x01' You can display the archive's hash table with `-H/--hash-table`. $ mpyq -H game.SC2Replay MPQ archive hash table ---------------------- Hash A Hash B Locl Plat BlockIdx D38437CB 07DFEAEC 0000 0000 00000009 AAC2A54B F4762B95 0000 0000 00000002 FFFFFFFF FFFFFFFF FFFF FFFF FFFFFFFF FFFFFFFF FFFFFFFF FFFF FFFF FFFFFFFF FFFFFFFF FFFFFFFF FFFF FFFF FFFFFFFF C9E5B770 3B18F6B6 0000 0000 00000005 343C087B 278E3682 0000 0000 00000004 3B2B1EA0 B72EF057 0000 0000 00000006 5A7E8BDC FF253F5C 0000 0000 00000001 FD657910 4E9B98A7 0000 0000 00000008 D383C29C EF402E92 0000 0000 00000000 FFFFFFFF FFFFFFFF FFFF FFFF FFFFFFFF FFFFFFFF FFFFFFFF FFFF FFFF FFFFFFFF FFFFFFFF FFFFFFFF FFFF FFFF FFFFFFFF 1DA8B0CF A2CEFF28 0000 0000 00000007 31952289 6A5FFAA3 0000 0000 00000003 You can display the archive's block table with `-b/--block-table`. $ mpyq -b game.SC2Replay MPQ archive block table ----------------------- Offset ArchSize RealSize Flags 0000002C 443 443 81000200 000001E7 609 1082 81000200 00000448 16077 42859 81000200 00004315 94 94 81000200 00004373 96 96 81000200 000043D3 591 765 81000200 00004622 802 1444 81000200 00004944 247 580 81000200 00004A3B 120 164 81000200 00004AB3 262 288 81000200 You can list all files inside the archive with `-t/--list-files`. $ mpyq -t game.SC2Replay Files ----- replay.attributes.events 580 bytes replay.details 443 bytes replay.game.events 42859 bytes replay.initData 1082 bytes replay.load.info 96 bytes replay.message.events 94 bytes replay.smartcam.events 1444 bytes replay.sync.events 765 bytes You can skip reading the listfile with `-s/--skip-listfile`. This might be necessary if the listfile is encrypted or corrupted. Note that you cannot list files or extract the whole archive without the listfile. ## Running tests python -m unittest discover ## References The following two documents were used as references for the MPQ format: * [http://www.zezula.net/en/mpq/mpqformat.html](http://www.zezula.net/en/mpq/mpqformat.html) * [http://wiki.devklog.net/index.php?title=The_MoPaQ_Archive_Format](https://web.archive.org/web/20120222093346/http://wiki.devklog.net/index.php?title=The_MoPaQ_Archive_Format) ## Copyright Copyright 2010-2019 Aku Kotkavuo. See LICENSE for details.
