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A Go-based binary packer that compresses, encrypts, and protects ELF binaries, scripts, and AppImages from tampering and reverse engineering.
A Gulp plugin for creating ZIP archives from files in your build pipeline.
Optimized bit-level Reader and Writer for Go, enabling efficient reading and writing of arbitrary bit lengths.
A modern, modular, and efficient lossless data compressor in C++ that combines multiple algorithms and multi-threading for high performance.
A Crystal library that embeds static files into your binary at compile time, creating a self-contained executable.
A Rust crate for multi-threaded compression and decompression, supporting Gzip, Zlib, Snappy, BGZF, and Mgzip formats.
A comprehensive toolkit for minifying, linting, and converting Pico-8 and Picotron game carts to reduce code size.
Rust bindings for libbz2 providing streaming bzip2 compression and decompression.
A Go log rolling library with size-based, time-based, and manual rotation, plus compression.
Repacks Docker images to optimize for pulling speed by reducing size and improving compression.
A pure OCaml library implementing DEFLATE, Zlib, Gzip, and LZO compression/decompression algorithms.
A Grunt plugin that converts images to WebP format with extensive compression options.
ASP.NET Core middleware for serving precompressed static files and modern image formats based on browser support.
A low-memory, DEFLATE-inspired lossless compression library optimized for embedded and resource-constrained environments.
Erlang bindings for the LZ4 compression algorithm, providing fast lossless compression capabilities.
A pure and safe Rust implementation of the Brotli decompression algorithm.
A fast, robust, lightweight, and fully asynchronous WebSocket protocol implementation for Rust.
A CLI tool for fault-tolerant streaming of data to S3 buckets, supporting resumable uploads, compression, and encryption.
A Rust implementation of Google's Zopfli compression algorithm for high-density lossless data compression.
A permissively-licensed packer that compresses executables, reduces their size, and provides basic anti-debugging protection.
JavaScript implementation of the nimn specification for highly compressed data serialization, offering 60%+ compression over JSON.
Crystal language bindings for the Zstandard (zstd) compression library, providing high-performance compression and decompression.
A Go implementation of the Elias-Fano encoding for efficient integer sequence compression.
An ultra-high-performance RPC framework using FlatBuffers and D language, designed for simplicity and speed.
Deno HTTP compression middleware supporting gzip, deflate, and brotli encodings.
A standalone, portable pure Ada library for creating, extracting, and manipulating .zip archives with LZMA and BZip2 support.
Converts AppDirs and AppImages into highly compressed portable images using dwarfs compression.
Create self-extracting compressed or self-mounting archives for MicroPython to simplify file deployment on microcontrollers.
A pure Go library for reading and writing HDF5 files without CGo dependencies, featuring HDF5 2.0.0 compatibility.
A pure Crystal implementation of the Snappy compression format with support for both block and framing formats.
An efficient Go serialization library using pre-generated encoding engines for high performance and minimal reflection.
A portable fork of LZSSE compression codec using SIMDe to enable SSE4.1-based compression/decompression on non-SSE4.1 CPUs and other architectures.
A Docker container for automated PostgreSQL database backups with encryption, compression, and S3 upload capabilities.
A WebAssembly implementation of gzip compression and decompression for Deno.
A .NET wrapper for the Fast LZMA2 compression algorithm providing high-performance compression and decompression of byte streams.
A lightweight compression algorithm for Lua source code using Huffman coding and LZ77 on language tokens.
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