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Meli-Action
Download files from direct links, YouTube, Telegram, Google Play
Meli-Action is a GitHub Actions-based downloading and web archiving project designed for heavily restricted internet environments. It uses GitHub-hosted workflow runners to fetch content from direct links, YouTube, Telegram, Google Play, SoundCloud, and web pages. Downloaded files are committed into the user’s repository so they can be retrieved later through normal GitHub access. The project includes workflows for different content sources, plus a Python script that can render and save web... -
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SortPhotos
SortPhotos is a Python script that organizes photos and videos
SortPhotos is a Python-based command-line utility that organizes photos and videos into structured directories based on their date and time metadata. It can sort files by year, month, day, or any custom format using EXIF and other metadata tags, making it easy to transform messy collections into neatly arranged photo libraries. The tool works with both images and videos, automatically renames files if desired, and can filter which metadata groups or tags to prioritize when determining file... -
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Airstrike
Imitate AirDrop on Windows
Airstrike is a lightweight FastAPI application that allows you to upload files to your machine via a web interface. I created this to imitate Apple's AirDrop in a simpler and open source way. -
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Encrypt Express
A simple file/folder encryption application based on the 7zip-full.
This program, based on the 7zip-full package on Debian systems, encrypts your files or folders along with their content names. It does this by entering a specified command and parameters into the 7zip tool using a Python script. https://github.com/shampuan/encrypt-express -
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Download Folder Sorter (Script)
Sort Your Downloaded Files
Sort Documents, Videos, Music & Pictures In Your Home Directory Download Folder & Place Them In Their Corresponding Folders. This script runs in the background & shuts down after it completes. If you want an basic output, you will need to use the CMD / Terminal to run the script. A log file will be created once completed Any files that already exists are skipped & left in your Download Folder. Requirements: - Python 3.8 or newer How To Run The Program: - Windows Users: Just Run The DLF Sorter.py File (No Output Messages) Or Run In CMD Window By Navigating To Where The File Is Located & Type "python3 DLF\ Sorter.py " Without The Quotes. ... -
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Grey Compressor+FTP
Grey Compressor+FTP compresses and uploads file to ftp server.
.... * No need to upload compressed file to ftp and send recipient shared url. * Automatic encryption. Cons: * Grey Compressor+FTP may not download .7z file when connected to certain domain networks. * The sender and recipient must have an internet connection. Tips & Tricks: * Rename .bat to .batx if your email service blocks sending your .bat file via email. -
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whereFM
python file manager script
A file manager that's not fully functional , written in python 2.7 and is in its early stages. you also need to have Pygtk2.24 -
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pyCompry
A Python Script to Compress and Backup a Folder
This tool is featured with a very high compression mechanism hence useful in backing up large sized folders over a slow network, Or useful in reducing the backup size to a maximum possible. For detailed help, please refer to http://blogger.iamamazing.in/2016/01/automate-backup-with-python-script.html -
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File based backup 52
Content Based File level Data Backup in Python
...Creates 1 archive file for each source file. Even if the backup/restore program or backup database is not available or lost, the backup files and structure can still be recovered. Huge plus for reliability. Uses a SQL database to manage backup file information. The files are managed through their checksum (SHA256). See wiki page for additional information: https://sourceforge.net/p/filebasedbackup/wiki/Home/ The project is work in progress. -
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squeeze
compresses files by automatically selecting the best program
squeeze is a python script that compresses a given (set of) file(s) by trying each compression program available on your system and keeping the resulting archive with the smallest size. -
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SDEdumper
Copy multiples feature classes in ArcSDE to a local file geodatabase
Why use it? You can create your own Python script using model builder, but you have to modify the script everytime you want to dump different tables. Using this script you only need to have a CSV with all the table names, that’s it. Purpose: It can be used as an archival and historical database It will make you ArcSDE database portable and shareable -
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wxpython script to erase problem packages from your rpmdb - WARNING - you could create havoc on your system.
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Remote File Browser
Remote File Browser
Remote File Browser written into Python with wxPython and Rpyc. Support download, upload, remove and search files/folders. Also support crossplatform communications. -
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A library, GUI and sample cli script for managing Data Robotics storage units on Linux. (http://www.drobo.com) There is a library, Drobo.py, which implements the ioctl interface defined in the published specs and code samples.
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A small Python script that allows administrators to place quotas on *nix accounts without much technical knowledge or root access. It is ideal for those who share and/or resell web hosting or other resources.
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Simple python script for keeping a backup set with an arbitrary frequency and any number of surviving snapshots. Uses the rsync reference directory feature to minimize space by using file hard links. Launch it from /etc/crontab.
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Simple Python script to save files(and now directories, too!) into "frozen directories". "Frozen Directories" are directories that hold incremental changes to documents being worked on. Creating an archive of your work is easily done with this script
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Fnokii is a simple file transfer Gtk+ GUI for gnokii. It supports upload, download and delete files in well-known mobile phone folders.
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Pybu is a backup script written in python that is intended for single machine backups e.g. dedicated servers. Planned main features include: incremental backups, ftp upload, and gpg encryption.
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pyunzip is a small platform-neutral Python script which resembles the most important functionality of tools like Winzip: open a ZIP archive on-the-fly, display its contents and allow opeing a file in the archive for viewing by simply double-clicking it.
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File-Organizer
A simple Python script that allows users to organize their files
# File Organizer A simple Python script that allows users to organize their files by creating folders and renaming them based on custom rules. ## Features ### Organize Files into Directories * Create new folders with specified names (e.g., "Documents", "Images") * Rename files within each folder using a bulk rename pattern * Move files older than 30 days to an archive directory
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