Suggestion: Support compressed files (Gzip, Brotli, zlib) #162
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Adding support for Gzip, Brotli and Deflate compressions.
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This pull request addresses #161 to allow the use of input and output data files to be gzipped. Input files may also be brotli or zlib compressed.
For Sink-settings, specifying
{
"FilePath": "output.json",
"Gzip": true
}
enables automatic compression to gz-files.
For Source-settings, a .gz, .br, or .zz enables automatic decompression. Bzip2 would require adding a package to the project.
A solution has been implemented at https://github.com/stefanedwards/data-migration-desktop-tool/tree/gzfilesink and is ready for a pull-request.