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...As projects evolve, image assets often accumulate — many of which may no longer be referenced in code, storyboards, or asset catalogs; FengNiao scans the project directory (and subfolders) to identify those orphaned resources and optionally delete them, helping to reduce project bloat and potential app size. The tool is written in Swift, distributed under MIT license, and supports installation via Swift Package Manager or compilation from source. It supports common image resource types (e.g., PNG, JPG, PDF, imagesets) and scans typical source and layout files (Swift, Objective-C, XIBs, storyboards, plist) to find references.

....* or zip), this format holds the Table of Contents of the archive in one block at the beginning. The files are also compressed individually. This produce a slightly larger archive size, but through network you are able to download only the table of content or only one (compressed) file. In the practice this is handy in case of binary package update. The library (and the command line tool also) has interface that downloads only the binary difference (per file) of a directory.

v1pad is a command-line tool that encrypts and decrypts files using one-time-pad encryption. v1pad uses a virtual pad, meaning that the one-time pad is generated dynamically based on user input instead of being stored in a file. The name v1pad is an abbreviation for Virtual One-Time Pad.

FTP and FileSystem Synchronizer (FTPCopy.exe) is an easy Windows command line tool for synchronizing a remote FTP directory with a local directory. It works either in upload mode in order to put an entire local directory to a FTP server directory, or in download mode in order to get an entire FTP server directory to a local directory. FTPCopy can scan also subdirectory on both mode. FTPCopy detects file change (date/time or file size) for uploading or downloading a file. ...

DirUse is a DOS command-line tool to display folders size information: # folders, # files and "human readable format" total size.