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1.rclone / rclone

"rsync for cloud storage" - Google Drive, S3, Dropbox, Backblaze B2, One Drive, Swift, Hubic, Wasabi, Google Cloud Storage, Azure Blob, Azure Files, Yandex Files

golang
go
cloud-storage
s3
openstack-swift
google-drive
+14 more

Go MIT61K total5.7K forks

+737 stars

from 60,066 · score 6.60

2.vrtmrz / obsidian-livesync

The repository host gives no description.

TypeScript MIT13K total504 forks

+265 stars

from 12,628 · score 5.58

3.icloud-photos-downloader / icloud_photos_downloader

A command-line tool to download photos from iCloud

Python MIT12K total861 forks

+95 stars

from 12,276 · score 4.56

4.aloth / olcli

Overleaf CLI - pull, push, sync, compile LaTeX projects from your terminal. Git remote helper, MCP server for AI agents, and TypeScript library.

academic-writing
cli
latex
nodejs
overleaf
research-tools
+14 more

TypeScript MIT240 total30 forks

+38 stars

from 202 · score 3.66

5.OscarCreator / rsync.nvim

neovim plugin which synchronises project with rsync on save.

async
lua
neovim
neovim-plugin
neovim-plugins
nvim
+2 more

Lua MIT103 total17 forks

+1 stars

from 102 · score 0.69

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