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compressors to cramjam
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Description
Just as fastparquet found, having all the compressors in the fast and compact cramjam library really makes things simple. I am suggesting that, if cramjam is installed, we should get all de/compressors from there, rather than import all of the optional zstandard, snappy, lz4, ...
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No file or test is named. Start by locating the compressor and optional-dependency entry points, then trace how zstandard, snappy, lz4, and related codecs are selected. Done means that, when cramjam is installed, all supported compression and decompression uses it instead of the individual optional packages.
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- Tech stack
- python
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- backend
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- Feature
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