multivolumefile_write_split_archive_with_volume_size_limit.py

1import multivolumefile
2
3# Open a multi-volume file for writing with a volume size limit of 100 bytes
4with multivolumefile.open('example.7z', mode='wb', volume_size=100) as target:
5    # Write some data that exceeds the volume size to trigger volume creation
6    target.write(b'A' * 250)
7
8# The result will be files named example.7z.001, example.7z.002, and example.7z.003