Why convert KGL to PY?
A Kagsa library .kgl is literally a ZIP archive of Python source, so pulling out the .py files is just an unzip operation. Developers do this to read, debug, or reuse the Python code that powers a Kagsa library.
How to convert KGL to PY
7-Zip OPEN-SOURCE
Rename library.kgl to library.zip, right-click and choose 7-Zip > Extract Here, then open the extracted main.py and __memory__.py.
unzip (command line) FREE
Run unzip library.kgl -d library_out - the .kgl is a valid ZIP, so unzip extracts the .py files directly without renaming.
Kagsa OPEN-SOURCE
The Kagsa runtime handles .kgl libraries natively on Windows, macOS, and Linux, loading their Python code when your .kg script imports them.
About these formats
A .kgl file is a compiled library for the KAGSA programming language, an interpreted language built on Python. It is a renamed ZIP archive that bundles the Python files (main.py and…
Open .KGL details →A .py file is a Python source code file - plain text containing a program or script written in the Python language. To read the code, open it in any text editor. To run it, install Python…
Open .PY details →Quality & what to watch
- You get the Python files that already exist inside the archive - this is extraction, not a translation of Kagsa syntax into Python.
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.kgltypically contains onlymain.pyand__memory__.py, so don't expect the full source of your.kgprogram. - Some tools unzip a
.kgldirectly; others need the extension renamed to.zipfirst.
Frequently asked questions
Does extracting a .kgl give me all my Kagsa code as Python?
main.py and __memory__.py, not a translation of your .kg scripts.Do I have to rename .kgl to .zip first?
unzip on the command line usually not, but graphical tools like 7-Zip may need the .zip extension to recognize it.