Analyze ZIP compression efficiency
Rank ZIP members by space saved and flag members larger after compression.
Package, verify, and preserve important files. Each guide includes full code, usage instructions, and ideas for making it your own.
Search this category ↗Rank ZIP members by space saved and flag members larger after compression.
Report traversal names, duplicate paths, backslashes, and case-only collisions without extracting.
Read ZIP payloads and report the first member failing its built-in CRC check.
Merge multiple ZIPs into a new archive and refuse duplicate member paths.
Find added, removed, and changed member payloads across two ZIP archives.
Create a new gzip stream without removing the source file.
Copy changed or new files relative to a prior checksum manifest and write an updated manifest.
Store each distinct file payload once, with a relative-path index.
Package regular files into a new ZIP while preserving relative paths.
Create an uncompressed TAR of regular files with normalized ownership metadata.
Calculate uncompressed bytes and free-space headroom before creating a backup.
Create a new ZIP omitting member paths matching a glob.
Restore a gzip stream while stopping if expanded bytes exceed the configured limit.
Extract regular ZIP members after path, collision, symlink, and expanded-size checks.
List member names, expanded bytes, and compressed bytes without extracting.
Group source files into ZIPs by a maximum uncompressed payload budget.
Verify numbered backup chunks and join them into one new file.
Substitute one exact member using a local file while preserving the source archive.
Recreate file paths from a content-addressed backup after checking object hashes.
Extract only added or changed members from a newer ZIP compared with a baseline ZIP.
Extract only regular files and directories after validating TAR member paths and sizes.
Restore only members matching a full relative-path glob.
Report matching lines from small UTF-8 ZIP members without extracting them.
Split any backup file into numbered chunks with a SHA-256 reassembly manifest.
Report missing, changed, and additional files relative to a saved manifest.