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Name	Modified	Size	InfoDownloads / Week
zfind-1.3.jar	2012-05-26	677.6 kB	3
README.md	2012-05-25	2.3 kB	0
zfind-1.2.jar	2012-05-25	675.2 kB	0
Totals: 3 Items		1.4 MB	3

zfind

zfind is a fast file search utility/API for searching within archives(zip, jar etc). Supports nested archives (zip within zip)

Features

Fast file search utility
Can search within most common archive files (ZIP, JAR, TAR, WAR, EAR etc)
Can search within most common compressed files (GZ, TGZ, TAR.GZ, BZ2, XZ etc)
Nested archives/compressed files supported (i.e. ZIP within ZIP etc)
Normal directory search supported
File name search supports regular expression pattern
GUI and command line support

GUI Usage

Simply double click the executable jar or type:

    java -jar zfind.jar

Command Line Usage

To see a listing of all entries within a directory or archive/compressed file, use:
```
java -jar zfind.jar -t [target directory or archive file]
```

To search for a particular file name, use:

java -jar zfind.jar -t [target directory or archive file] -f [file name to search)]

To use regular expression for file search, use :

java -jar zfind.jar -t [target directory or archive file]  -f [file name pattern)] -r

To perform a case insensitive search (works with both regular file name and regex pattern), use:

java -jar zfind.jar -t [target directory or archive file]  -f [file name to search)]  -i
or
java -jar zfind.jar -t [target directory or archive file]  -f [file name pattern)] -r -i

Last but not least, to see help, use :
```
java -jar zfind.jar -h
```

API Use

    //Normal file search
    ZFinder finder=new ZFinder(new File("/path/to/target.zip"));
    finder.setSearchFileName("foo.bar");
    finder.setIgnoreCase(true);
    List<String> allEntries=finder.getAllEntries();
    List<String> matchingEntries=finder.getMatchedEntries();

    //Regex file search
    finder.setSearchFileName("foo[0-9]*\\.bar");
    finder.setRegularExpression(true);
    matchingEntries=finder.getMatchedEntries();