Projects

bandwidth-tool

Bandwidth-tool is a sniffer program for 802.3 networks designed for command line which works without using any external library. You can obtain the amount of kb/s of any communication and get statistics of ports used and traffic by IPs.

sam2p

sam2p is a UNIX command line utility written in ANSI C++ that converts many raster (bitmap) image formats into Adobe PostScript or PDF files and several other formats. The images are not vectorized. sam2p gives full control to the user to specify standards-compliance, compression, and bit depths. In ... [More] some cases sam2p can compress an image 100 times smaller than the PostScript output of many other common image converters. sam2p provides ZIP, RLE and LZW (de)compression filters even on Level1 PostScript devices. Read the most recent documentation. Visit the old sam2p home page for more information. [Less]

Folder2Feed

A Java application that monitors folders (local or network shares) for updates and generates feeds which can then be served by a web server or can be simply picked up from a shared folder by an aggregator.

lucene-sql

LSql is a command-line tool written in Java that allows sql-like queries to run against a Lucene database. It can be run in interactive mode, or can automatically parse a list of commands from a file. Example LSql queries are: SELECT field1,field2 WHERE +field1:value This command will display ... [More] two fields in a grid on the command screen. UPDATE field1=newvalue WHERE +field2:value This command will change the value of field1 to 'newvalue'. The commands SELECT, UPDATE, INSERT, DELETE, ADD, and INSERT are supported. This tool is useful for running automated queries against a Lucene database without writing any code, or for making quick changes from the command line. The tool also supports commands such as OPTIMIZE and INFO. With this tool, you can treat a Lucene index the same as you would a database. We welcome any contributions to the source code! [Less]

screenshot-cmd

Simple tool inspired by Ted Mielczarek post: http://blog.mozilla.com/ted/2009/02/05/command-line-screenshot-tool-for-windows/ One can take a screenshot of a desktop or any window selected by widow title. It is also possible to select rectangle to capture. The result is stored as a png file. type screenshot-cmd -h to see help.

commandz

A command-line interpreter written in Java. Enables users to easily create a command-line interface for their programs.

qbugs

A command line shell for bugzilla and similar bug tracking systems. (Public Domain)

openbit

OpenBT is a toolkit for exposing POSIX utilities to the web where they may be accessed through simple REST transactions (e.g. GET, POST). OpenBT is fast, secure, scalable, and operates entirely over HTTP. Our core developers maintain a high level of focus on three important areas: Performance ... [More] Security Scalability Feel free to take a look at our wiki for even more information. How about a quick example? The following command illustrates how one might run a local command-line utility: user:~$ ./command -i parameter -f /some/file.txtThis is how you would run that same utility through OpenBT: user:~$ curl http://openbt.org/Service/command -F i=parameter -F f=@/some/file.txtPretty simple right? In a clustered deployment, OpenBT will gather and sort through load statistics to identify a registered instance, or registered cluster, that might be better suited to execute a particular computational task. All load balancing is transparent to the end user. To encourage community involvement, OpenBT is written using Zend Framework 1.8. [Less]

lopodder

The goal of lopodder is to serve as a multi-platform podcast client. Features would be: - Sync with podcast list (both via GUI and command-line). - Play downloaded podcasts. - Bookmarks - Track what the user has listened to. - Possible port to mobile platforms (Android?). - ID3 tag support. ... [More] - MP3/OGG support. - External media/player sync. At the time of creation, much of what I intend the application to contain is still unimplemented. The project started end of May 2009 and I will try and dedicate some time to it, but help is greatly appreciated. The project uses some libraries: - HSQLDB to persist information (http://hsqldb.org/). - JID3LIB to access and write ID3 tags on MP3 files (http://javamusictag.sourceforge.net/). [Less]

txt-sushi

TxtSushi is a collection of command line utilities for processing comma-separated and tab-delimited files (AKA flat files, spreadsheets). By focusing exclusively on processing text files with a tabular structure, TxtSushi simplifies common tasks like filtering, joining and transformation that would ... [More] take some effort to accomplish with a more powerful scripting language. [Less]