ZipSee – explore remote ZIP archives using HTTP range requests
Browse remote ZIPs instantly using HTTP range requests instead of downloading.
Repository Release Tracker
Consistent curl-friendly endpoints for latest assets and a cached +json API are the concrete win here — you can script downloads without wrestling with provider-specific quirks. The modular provider architecture (GitHub, GitLab, Forgejo, cgit) and configurable cache show it was designed for lightweight self-hosting, and the AUR package + examples get you running quickly. It’s useful and pragmatic, but it needs private-repo auth/rate-limit handling and some usage/monitoring features to feel essential.
Backend developers, DevOps engineers, package maintainers and sysadmins who need reliable latest-release endpoints
Browse remote ZIPs instantly using HTTP range requests instead of downloading.
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