Compression
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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.
Repacks Docker images to optimize for pulling speed by reducing size and improving compression.
A Go log rolling library with size-based, time-based, and manual rotation, plus 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.
Create self-extracting compressed or self-mounting archives for MicroPython to simplify file deployment on microcontrollers.
Converts AppDirs and AppImages into highly compressed portable images using dwarfs compression.
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 lightweight compression algorithm for Lua source code using Huffman coding and LZ77 on language tokens.
A .NET wrapper for the Fast LZMA2 compression algorithm providing high-performance compression and decompression of byte streams.
A lightweight Python module for BMP image processing on MicroPython devices, supporting multiple color depths and RLE compression.
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