How to use the filetype.types.archive.Exe function in filetype

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github h2non / filetype.py / filetype / types / __init__.py View on Github external
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# Supported font types
FONT = (font.Woff(), font.Woff2(), font.Ttf(), font.Otf())

# Supported archive container types
ARCHIVE = (
    archive.Epub(),
    archive.Zip(),
    archive.Tar(),
    archive.Rar(),
    archive.Gz(),
    archive.Bz2(),
    archive.SevenZ(),
    archive.Pdf(),
    archive.Exe(),
    archive.Swf(),
    archive.Rtf(),
    archive.Nes(),
    archive.Crx(),
    archive.Cab(),
    archive.Eot(),
    archive.Ps(),
    archive.Xz(),
    archive.Sqlite(),
    archive.Deb(),
    archive.Ar(),
    archive.Z(),
    archive.Lz(),
)

# Expose supported type matchers
github h2non / filetype.py / filetype / types / archive.py View on Github external
def __init__(self):
        super(Exe, self).__init__(
            mime=Exe.MIME,
            extension=Exe.EXTENSION
        )
github h2non / filetype.py / filetype / types / archive.py View on Github external
def __init__(self):
        super(Exe, self).__init__(
            mime=Exe.MIME,
            extension=Exe.EXTENSION
        )
github h2non / filetype.py / filetype / types / archive.py View on Github external
def __init__(self):
        super(Exe, self).__init__(
            mime=Exe.MIME,
            extension=Exe.EXTENSION
        )