File Management
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A lightweight Neovim plugin for quick file operations like moving, renaming, creating, and deleting files without a full file manager.
A CLI tool that uses AI to automatically categorize, rename, and organize files based on their content.
A Node.js module that moves files, directories, or symlinks across partitions and devices, unlike fs.rename().
A simple file browser playground book for exploring the file system within Swift Playgrounds on iOS.
A simple, auto-syncing directory tree viewer for Neovim written in Lua.
A web interface to browse your desktop drives from any device, using Node.js to serve file details as JSON.
A cross-platform CLI tool for batch renaming files with variable replacement, templating, and undo capabilities.
Automated file manager that moves, copies, or deletes files based on customizable rules like name, extension, size, and age.
A Neovim plugin that integrates SSH and SSHFS to manage remote systems as local files.
A macOS Swift application that finds duplicate files with the same names in a specified folder.
A Flask extension for handling file uploads with SQLAlchemy integration, storing files on the server and metadata in the database.
A Windows shell extension providing file and project management tasks for Delphi and Object Pascal developers.
A powerful macOS file search GUI tool that leverages Spotlight's mdfind for fast, feature-rich file discovery and management.
A modern, self-hostable file sharing platform with screenshot tool integration, built for performance and customizability.
A macOS application that mounts ZIP and RAR archives as virtual disk images for easy file access.
A Swift library providing a unified interface for managing local, iCloud, and remote files (WebDAV, FTP, Dropbox, OneDrive).
A zsh plugin that provides convenient aliases for the exa command-line tool, enhancing file listing operations.
A macOS app that opens a Terminal or iTerm2 window from Finder with the current directory set to the selected folder.
A deprecated iOS SDK for integrating OneDrive API functionality into iOS applications.
An Alfred workflow to copy file paths in multiple formats (POSIX, HFS, URLs) to the clipboard.
A Lua-based directory and file explorer for Neovim with split windows, project drawer support, and file system synchronization.
A utility library for writing script-like programs in the D programming language, simplifying common scripting tasks.
A file that lists all files ending with 'file' in your repository's root directory.
An enhanced CMake project manager plugin for Qt Creator with improved file system integration and usability features.
A minimal Neovim plugin for searching and replacing across multiple files using built-in Vim features.
A Go implementation of FreeDesktop.org (XDG) specifications for accessing user directories, desktop files, trash, and more.
Objective-C library for drag-and-drop navigation between UITableViewCells across view controller hierarchies.
Finder context menu automation for macOS with 50+ ready-to-use actions and custom script support.
Delphi components for viewing, editing, and managing various file types including text, binary, images, and documents.
A Neovim plugin that uses Telescope to insert file paths into buffers with customizable path types and insertion locations.
Extends Selenium Grid with Sikuli image recognition, file upload/download, and remote UI automation capabilities.
A Neovim plugin that mounts remote directories via SSHFS to edit files with your local configuration.
A simple, secure save file system for GameMaker with built-in management, type safety, and encryption.
A tool to simplify deployment of files and folders for iOS and Android apps written in Delphi.
A self-hosted Django web app for simple file uploads and sharing with automatic expiry.
A Swift library for saving, loading, and deleting files directly within Swift playgrounds.
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