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Our team member Nataliia Bondarenko has done an amazing work in several areas of the project, especially the implementation of the unit test system, as well as adding new features and improving documentation. Thank you very much, Nataliia!

Here are some highlights:

• Reworked some of the internals so that the application is a lot faster and more responsive.
• Added visual feedback while the computer is processing.
• Added an option to count the total number of files.
• Added full support for handling hidden files and folders.
• Updated preview for text files and added list of supported types.
• Added support for (optional) case sensitiveness.
• Added support for search/count files without extension (.) or all files(..).
• Optional display of file sizes.
• More detailed help system.
• Tests for different operating systems.
• Added extensive documentation in English, Portuguese, Russian and Ukrainian.
• Refactored module into a full package and created the setup.py file.
• It’s now available on PyPI.org: just pip install it! 😉

To install it, if you have Python 3.6+, just type pip3 install count-files on the command-line. More detailed info, including some iOS specific procedures, is available on the documentation.

So, go ahead and see the updated documentation, which also includes lots of usage examples, to get you started right away:

• English
• Português
• Русский
• Українська

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