Currently, you can read a squashfs and extract files (only files at the moment). Many things are public that shouldn't be, but you can use it by using NewSquashfsReader and subsequent ReadFile.

Special thanks to https://dr-emann.github.io/squashfs/ for some VERY important information in an easy to understand format. Thanks also to distri's squashfs library as I referenced it to figure some things out (and double check others).

Working

Extracting files from string paths
Reading the header
Reading metadata blocks (whether encrypted or not)
Reading inodes
Reading directories
Basic gzip compression (Shouldn't be too hard to implement other, but for right now, this works)
Listing all files via a string slice

Not Working (Yet). Not necessarily in order.

Provide an easy interface to find and list files and their properties
- Maybe squashfs.File
Make device, socket, symlink, and all extended types of inode work properly. (I need to find an archive that uses it first.)
Extracting files
- from inodes.
- from file info.
Give a list of files
- In io.FileStat (?) form
Reading the UID, GUID, Xatt, Compression Options, and Export tables.
Implement other compression types (Should be relatively easy)
Squashing
Threading processes to speed them up
Reasonable tests

TODO

Go over all documentation again (especially for exported structs and functions) to make sure it's easy to understand.

Where I'm at

Working on the File interface that should make it easier to deal with squashfs files. I'm also trying to make them capable for when I get squashing working.