magicfix

Command-line tool to repair your file extensions

File signatures are from both Wikipedia as well as ftyps.com.
The tool only depends on the C Standard Libraries so it practically compiles anywhere, even on your phone!

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Usage

Tool

magicfix /path/to/file.ext some.file.lol ../more/.dotfiles

Library

This project is also designed to be used as a library. Just clone or submodule this repository into your include-Path. You should be able to access it with:

#include <magicfix/magicfix.h>

The full documentation is available in the Wiki.

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Installation

This section is only about self-compilation. Check the Release Page for prebuilt binaries.

Windows (MSVC)

Requirements:

• Visual Studio 2022
• Desktop C++ Workflow

Instructions

1. Open Visual Studio and clone the repository: https://github.com/Stridsvagn69420/magicfix.git
2. Switch to Folder View in the Project Explorer
3. Select magicfix.exe as the Start Element
4. (Optional) Choose your desired build target (x64-Release by default)
5. Build the Project with Ctrl + B
6. The tool is located at ./out/build/{build-target}/magicfix.exe

Windows (MSYS2) and Unix

Requirements:

• cmake
• make
• gcc or clang
• git
• UCRT recommended (Windows only)

Instructions:

1. Clone the repository: git clone https://github.com/Stridsvagn69420/magicfix.git && cd magicfix
2. Build the repository: make (Also define the env variable CC_NATIVE to optimize for your CPU)
3. Install the program on your systen: sudo make install (Unix only)

Or use the Linux One Line Installer™️:

git clone https://github.com/Stridsvagn69420/magicfix.git && cd magicfix && make && sudo make install && make clean && cd .. && rm -rf magicfix