folderify is a macOS CLI tool that generates pixel-perfect native-style folder icons from a mask image (typically a PNG with a black design on transparent background). It produces .iconset directories and .icns files covering all standard icon sizes (16x16 through 512x512@2x) by compositing the mask with bundled folder template graphics via ImageMagick. The tool automatically adapts to the current macOS version (Big Sur or Tahoe style) and color scheme (light/dark), supports optional badges (alias, locked), and can assign the icon directly to a folder using AppleScript, fileicon, or Rez. The codebase is well-structured Rust with clean CLI argument parsing via clap, careful error handling, and comprehensive behavioral tests using Bun. It relies on external dependencies including ImageMagick, iconutil, and various macOS command-line utilities.
This repository is a community-maintained hub for Hackintosh (macOS on non-Apple hardware) enthusiasts. It provides a comprehensive, curated index of EFI configurations and installation guides for hundreds of laptop and desktop models, along with a collection of utility scripts and binary tools for system setup, diagnostics, and maintenance. The architecture is a flat collection of independent components: a central README acts as the catalog, and the Tools/ directory contains standalone shell scripts (e.g., mount_efi.sh, build_own.sh, sn.sh) and pre-compiled executables (e.g., gfxutil, macserial, CFGLock.efi) that automate common tasks such as kext building, EFI partition mounting, serial number generation, and hardware verification. While not a single application or data pipeline, it hybridizes documentation, tool distribution, and community contribution. The code quality is functional but uneven; many scripts are straightforward and target-specific, while the gfxutil source demonstrates competent C programming with IOKit and EDK2 integration. The main value lies in the curated hardware compatibility list and the availability of time-saving scripts for Hackintosh builders.