[{"name":"Tar","comment":" With this package you can create tar archives. Use\n\n    ```\n    encodeFiles : List (FileRecord, String) -> Encode.Encoder\n\n    fileRecord1 =\n        { Tar.defaultFileRecord | filename = \"test123.txt\" }\n\n    content1 =\n        \"This is a test (ho ho ho).\\nIt is a frabjous day!\"\n\n    bytes = Tar.encodeFiles [ ( fileRecord1, content1 ) ] |> Bytes.Encode.encode\n\n    File.Download.bytes (\"test.tar\") \"application/x-tar\" bytes\n     ```\n\nJust put more pairs `(fileRecord, content)` in the list above to\narchive more files.\n\n@docs encodeFiles, defaultFileRecord\n\n","unions":[],"aliases":[],"values":[{"name":"defaultFileRecord","comment":"\n\n> encodeFileRecord defaultFileRecord |> encode |> Hex.fromBytes\n> encodeFileRecord defaultFileRecord |> encode |> width\n","type":"Tar.FileRecord"},{"name":"encodeFiles","comment":"\n\n> encodeFiles [(defaultFileRecord, \"This is a test\"), (defaultFileRecord, \"Lah di dah do day!\")] |> encode\n> <2594 bytes> : Bytes\n","type":"List.List ( Tar.FileRecord, String.String ) -> Bytes.Encode.Encoder"}],"binops":[]}]