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torlink
A sleek, zero-setup torrent finder and downloader
torlink is a zero-setup terminal torrent finder and downloader built with TypeScript. It lets users search from a command-line interface, paste a magnet link, paste an infohash, or browse a curated source list. Search results stream in from multiple sources with practical details such as file size and seeder counts. Downloads can run in the background while the user continues searching, and interrupted downloads can resume later. The downloads panel shows progress, speed, time remaining, recently downloaded files, and seeding controls. ... -
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Book Searcher
Easy and blazing-fast book searcher, create and search your library
Easy and blazing-fast book searcher, create and search your private library. Book Searcher can index metadata for over 10 million books in one minute, and search in 30µs. We currently offer both Desktop and Command-line versions. For individual users we recommend using the desktop version. -
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uni-media
Easily display media content (image, video, audio, 3d-models)
Easily embed any types of media in your web app with one line of code. A simple, powerful, and performant media display web component fitting every framework. Automatically analyze the type of media with multiple fallback-able performant-first strategies. Works with all modern browsers and frameworks (React.js, Vue.js, Svelte...). Best for displaying decentralized media and content (like NFTs). -
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Storli
A CLI to upload files to IPFS and interact with them
A CLI to upload files to IPFS and interact with them using wbeb3.storage. -
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Fission VSCode
A vscode extension for fast app publishing powered by IPFS
Publish apps to the Fission platform with this VSCode extension. This extension gives you access to the most common commands from the Fission CLI. See the Fission CLI docs for extended documentation and advanced use cases.
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