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dups-tracker

v0.0.2

Published

Track duplicate files in a directory and its sub directories

Downloads

1

Readme

Files duplicated tracker

Walk on the file system to identify duplicated files.

License

Requirements

  • NodeJS 5.10+

Installation

npm install -g dups-tracker

Usage

Run the following command to walk through a single directory to detect duplicated files:

dups-tracker <folderToCheck>

You can also specify multiple folders. In this case, the verifications are done across all the specified directories

dups-tracker <firstFolder> <secondFolder>

In other words, with this directory tree:

tmp/
 |- a/
   |- a.txt
   |- b.txt
 |- b/
   |- c.txt
   |- d.txt

the following commands have the same results.

dups-tracker tmp

# is the same as

dups-tracker tmp/a tmp/b

Run the following command to show more help

Usage: dups-tracker [options] directory [directories]

Options:
  -c, --console  Use the console reporter  [boolean] [default: true]
  -t, --html     Use the html reporter  [boolean]
  -o, --out      HTML output file when -t is used
  -e, --exclude  Exclude files following a minimatch pattern (https://github.com/isaacs/minimatch)
  -h, --help     Show help  [boolean]
  --version      Show version number  [boolean]

Examples:
  dups-tracker -c -t html tmp/a tmp/b tmp/c   Use console and html reporters to check the duplicates of directories a, b and c in tmp
  dups-tracker -e "**/.DS_Store" tmp/a tmp/b  Use console reporter to check the duplicates of directories a and b in tmp. It will excludes the .DS_Store files in all directories.

If you want to exclude some file patterns, you can use -e option with minimatch patterns. Maybe you will have to put your patterns between quotes.

Contributing

  • Fork
  • Create a topic branch - git checkout -b my_feature
  • Push to your branch - git push origin my_feature
  • Create a pull request from your branch

Please add a changelog entry with your name for new features and bug fixes.

License

dups-tracker is licensed under the MIT License.