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{
    "info": {
      "name": "DICOMweb API Collection",
      "description": "Postman collection for DICOMweb APIs: QIDO-RS, STOW-RS, WADO-RS, and UPS-RS.",
      "schema": "https://schema.getpostman.com/json/collection/v2.1.0/collection.json"
    },
    "item": [
      {
        "name": "QIDO-RS",
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Large File Search (large-file-search.sh)

A robust, dependency-free bash script that recursively searches a directory to find the largest files. It is designed to be safe with complex file names (like those containing spaces) and automatically respects your project's .gitignore rules.

Features

• Automatic .gitignore Parsing: Automatically detects and ignores files/directories listed in a .gitignore file located in the target directory.
• Custom Ignore Flags: Pass specific directories or patterns to ignore on the fly using --ignore.
• Space-Safe: Uses dynamic bash arrays and tab-delimiters to ensure files and directories with spaces in their names do not break the script.
• Human-Readable Output: Converts byte counts into highly readable formats (B, KB, MB, GB).
• Absolute Paths: Automatically resolves and displays the absolute path of the files for easy locating.

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find-large-files.ps1

PowerShell port of the original Bash large-files finder. Recursively scans a directory (and its subdirectories), prunes ignored paths exactly like the Bash version (including .gitignore + command-line --ignore patterns + .git), then lists the top N largest files with human-readable sizes (B / KB / MB / GB). Identical behavior to the Bash script you provided:

• Same argument parsing
• Same .gitignore parsing rules (skip empty lines/comments, trim, remove trailing /)
• Same prune semantics (-name for wildcards, -path "*/pat" + -path "*/pat/*" for directories)
• Same output formatting and column alignment
• Same silent error handling (2>/dev/null → -ErrorAction SilentlyContinue)

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