Projects sharing features with Rimraf

This is a PHP filesystem utility library that provides tools for manipulating files, directories, and symbolic links. It serves as a specialized set of tools for atomic writing, path normalization, recursive directory management, and cross-platform file manipulation. The project features a dedicated atomic file writer that saves content to temporary locations before moving them to a final destination to prevent data corruption. It includes a recursive directory manager for creating, deleting, and modifying permissions for nested folder structures and their contents, as well as a path normaliz

This project is a cross-platform mobile filesystem API that provides a native bridge for reading, writing, and organizing files and directories on iOS and Android devices. It serves as a native-module wrapper that maps JavaScript calls to native Java and Objective-C filesystem operations using asynchronous promises. The library includes a dedicated toolset for remote file transfers, enabling the downloading of files from URLs and the uploading of local content to remote servers with real-time progress tracking. It also provides a native device storage interface to access bundled application a

gdrive is a command line interface client for managing files, folders, and permissions within Google Drive. It functions as a backup utility and synchronization tool, allowing users to interact with their cloud storage through a terminal instead of a web browser. The project supports server-to-server integration by using service accounts and JSON credential files. This enables non-interactive identity verification and session establishment without requiring interactive user login prompts. The tool covers bidirectional and one-way synchronization between local directories and remote storage,

node-prune is a utility for cleaning and shrinking Node.js dependency folders by removing source files and documentation not required for runtime execution. It functions as a package cleaner that deletes non-essential files, such as markdown and TypeScript files, from installed npm dependencies to reduce installation size. The tool optimizes deployment artifacts and container images by stripping unnecessary files from third-party library directories. This process is used to minimize Docker image sizes and reduce the footprint of final application bundles. The project provides a command-line

gdu is a command line disk usage analyzer and interactive disk profiler used to scan directories and visualize space consumption across file systems. It functions as a file system management tool that allows for the identification and removal of large files and folders to free up storage. The tool features a cursor-based interface for navigating directory structures and archives. It provides a storage cleanup workflow that enables the deletion of selected items directly from the analysis view, utilizing parallel execution to reduce I/O wait times. The application supports recursive directory

This project is a learning guide and collection of study notes designed to teach Node.js backend development. It provides a comprehensive core API reference and practical demonstrations for implementing server-side logic, network programming, and system APIs. The guide specifically covers advanced technical domains including process management for scaling applications via clusters and child processes, as well as network programming for building TCP, UDP, and HTTP services. It also includes detailed instructional material on security implementation, focusing on cryptographic hashing and encryp

Metalsmith is a Node.js static site generator and static content processor that transforms source files into websites, eBooks, or technical documentation. It functions as a file-to-object transformer, converting directory trees into plain JavaScript objects that can be programmatically manipulated in memory. The project is built around a pluggable build pipeline where files are passed through a sequence of custom functions to transform content and metadata incrementally. This architecture allows users to extend functionality by writing their own plugins or using third-party modules to define

The Command Line Mystery (clmystery) is an interactive terminal-based game that transforms the command line into a detective investigation engine. The entire murder mystery narrative is encoded within the file system's directory structure and plain text files, making standard shell commands the primary gameplay mechanic. Players navigate folders, inspect evidence files, and verify suspect answers through hash-based validation, with no graphical user interface involved. The project teaches core command-line skills through a structured investigation workflow. Players practice directory navigati

Velociraptor is a digital forensics and incident response platform, endpoint detection and response system, and visibility tool. It provides a query engine and remote forensic collector used to hunt for indicators of compromise and perform triage across a fleet of hosts. The system is distinguished by its specialized query language for interrogating host state and parsing binary files. It features a notebook environment that combines markdown documentation with executable query cells to standardize investigative workflows and enable collaborative reporting. The platform covers a wide range o

Chokidar is a cross-platform file system monitoring library designed to provide a unified interface for tracking disk activity. It functions as a foundational utility for Node.js development environments, enabling applications to detect file additions, modifications, and deletions across diverse operating systems through a consistent event stream. The library distinguishes itself by normalizing inconsistent event signatures from various operating system kernels and implementing robust event debouncing logic. By buffering rapid sequences of file system events and waiting for a quiet period, it

copyfiles

Better file system API for Node.js

Determine if a filename and/or buffer is text or binary. Smarter detection than the other solutions.

Supports a custom fs implementation.

Delete files and directories

Convert a string to a valid safe filename

Copy files

Find a file or directory by walking up parent directories

fs with incremental backoff on EMFILE

Move a file, directory, or symlink - Even works across devices

Get a random temporary file or directory path

Flexible and fluent interface for searching the file system

User-friendly glob matching

OpenViking is a multi-tenant context server and knowledge base administration system designed to provide AI agents with persistent long-term memory. It enables the indexing of diverse documents and codebases to support retrieval-augmented generation, allowing agents to recall past interactions, user preferences, and learned experiences across sessions. The project is distinguished by its use of a URI-based virtual filesystem to organize memories, resources, and skills. It implements a tiered context loading system that balances retrieval precision with token budgets by structuring data into a

colorls is a Ruby-based terminal directory visualizer that displays file system contents using colors, Font Awesome icons, and Git status indicators. It functions as a command line interface for rendering directory contents and nested file system hierarchies in both list and tree formats. The project features a customizable theme engine that allows users to override default colors and unicode icons via external configuration files. It integrates with version control to append the status of files and folders directly within the terminal listing. The tool provides capabilities for directory hi