JavaScript library to zip and unzip files supporting parallel compression, web streams, pluggable compression engines, zip64, split files, data encryption, and deflate64 decompression.
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JavaScript library to zip and unzip files supporting parallel compression, web streams, pluggable compression engines, zip64, split files, data encryption, and deflate64 decompression.
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A Java library for zip files and streams
Create split ZIP archives compatible with Windows Explorer, 7-Zip, and standard unzip. Pure Python, no dependencies.
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Java 25 + Maven CLI tool that extracts and merges fragmented ZIP archives (.zip/.z01) into a single output file with JSON-based success/error reporting for automation workflows.
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Extract ZIP archives directly in your browser. This tool processes files locally to ensure privacy without requiring software installation or server uploads.
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