Describe the file format
It's basically a format that holds text from JSON files in one file for a slight optimization. It seems very primitive, and it is just an archive.
There is only one other tool I could find to extract the contents (though, if you knew what you were doing, you could easily get them out of hex editors as it usually just stores data as plain text.) The other tool that I found was some strange CLI thing for linux. I'm dual booted but I dislike hours of setup. So, as much as I hate it, I had AI write a python script to extract the contents. I don't like that I did that.
There's 0 easy to use (and free) tools for this, as far as I know. This would be the first thing to allow less code-focused people to open these.
Describe the expected behavior
You could probably convert it to any other archive format (zip, 7z, rar, tar-gz, etc.) If I understood your video correctly, this should be relatively simple to do
Provide reference implementations
https://gist.github.com/santiago046/ffc40925c5a78eb88f7b597a72aa6f0a
https://github.com/theaddonn/brarchive-rs
PLEASE NOTE: Simply listing a file format with no further justification beyond "I want this" will likely get your issue closed. There are a lot of file formats out there, and it can take hours to add support for just one. Just naming them isn't productive, so please try to be forthcoming with resources of your own.
Do you plan on implementing this yourself?
Unfortunately, the answer is maybe. I would love too, but JS isn't my language.
I will take a shot at it. If it turns out I can, I will probably make some other conversions. Things would just be helpful.
Additional context
Here are some files in the BRARCHIVE format, in case it helps.
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1F9Nx9TWSdRoPeAyDfNo-V002yf7oX0KV/view?usp=drive_link
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1yCjYU4rc5_Gio3ZNRpQv_3XovhuVgdbE/view?usp=sharing
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1SHfQz-YolVcKn0mg51Y48VOFdoVzXHtn/view?usp=sharing
https://drive.google.com/file/d/19-jH0MvIe6r5deitTzfmP9v-6IslKB2L/view?usp=sharing
Describe the file format
It's basically a format that holds text from JSON files in one file for a slight optimization. It seems very primitive, and it is just an archive.
There is only one other tool I could find to extract the contents (though, if you knew what you were doing, you could easily get them out of hex editors as it usually just stores data as plain text.) The other tool that I found was some strange CLI thing for linux. I'm dual booted but I dislike hours of setup. So, as much as I hate it, I had AI write a python script to extract the contents. I don't like that I did that.
There's 0 easy to use (and free) tools for this, as far as I know. This would be the first thing to allow less code-focused people to open these.
Describe the expected behavior
You could probably convert it to any other archive format (zip, 7z, rar, tar-gz, etc.) If I understood your video correctly, this should be relatively simple to do
Provide reference implementations
https://gist.github.com/santiago046/ffc40925c5a78eb88f7b597a72aa6f0a
https://github.com/theaddonn/brarchive-rs
PLEASE NOTE: Simply listing a file format with no further justification beyond "I want this" will likely get your issue closed. There are a lot of file formats out there, and it can take hours to add support for just one. Just naming them isn't productive, so please try to be forthcoming with resources of your own.
Do you plan on implementing this yourself?
Unfortunately, the answer is maybe. I would love too, but JS isn't my language.
I will take a shot at it. If it turns out I can, I will probably make some other conversions. Things would just be helpful.
Additional context
Here are some files in the BRARCHIVE format, in case it helps.
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1F9Nx9TWSdRoPeAyDfNo-V002yf7oX0KV/view?usp=drive_link
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1yCjYU4rc5_Gio3ZNRpQv_3XovhuVgdbE/view?usp=sharing
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1SHfQz-YolVcKn0mg51Y48VOFdoVzXHtn/view?usp=sharing
https://drive.google.com/file/d/19-jH0MvIe6r5deitTzfmP9v-6IslKB2L/view?usp=sharing