Single header C99 portable library for monitoring filesystem changes. (Windows/Linux/MacOS)

用于自动提交某个目录下所有文件到 git 仓库，实现自动目录备份到 git 仓库的功能。（This is an automated program for backing up directories. Its main function is to automatically commit and push a Git repository directory to a Git backup server.）

Directory Monitor GUI is a self-contained Python application with a Tkinter interface for configuring and monitoring multiple directories via polling. Add or remove folders, set polling intervals, toggle recursive scans and hidden entries, apply include/exclude glob filters, and view real-time logs in-app or export to a file. Use Start/Stop buttons

Directory Polling Monitor v1.0.0 Self-contained Python tool (stdlib only) for polling-based directory monitoring. Allows you to watch one or more folders, apply advanced filters, and log changes in real time—all from a simple text menu. @bocaletto-luca

Basic Filesystem or Directory Monitoring tool for Windows built using Python's API library "Watchdog".

Directory Snapshot Tool by Du-rock KOUMASSI (heresalord) - KMS STUDIO DEV. A Python CLI tool to capture and compare directory snapshots with file size, SHA256 hash, and modification date. Perfect for developers and auditors to track file changes with clear JSON reports and rich CLI output.

File Watcher

Implementation of a folder integrity and malware detection utility that scans directories, detects changes via SHA-256 snapshots, and isolates suspicious files based on heuristic analysis. Developed as an academic project at Politehnica University of Timișoara.

Track modifications inside a directory and log it to a .csv file

A simple real-time file activity monitor built in Bash, using inotifywait. It watches a folder and logs any changes — such as file creation, deletion, or modification — in real time.

This cross-platform app monitors file and directory changes, tracking creation, modification, deletion, and movement in real time. It features a user-friendly GUI, robust CLI, log management, import/export of watchlists, error resilience, and supports multiple directories for versatile use cases.