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ededup

v1.2.2

Published

Easy to use copy/paste detector for programming code, support JavaScript, CoffeeScript, PHP, Ruby, Python, Less, Go, Java, Yaml, C#, C++, C, Puppet, Twig languages

Downloads

16

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Links

Git

Maintainers

ivaykinivaykin

Keywords

ededupcode-qualitycode-smellsduplicationcpdpmdanalyzequalitycopy-pasteclonecopypastejavascriptcoffeescripttypescriptphpsasscsspythonpowershellkotlinrubyjavagoc#c++objective-ccscalaluatwigxmlxslhtmlyamlswiftperl

Readme

ededup

Easy to use copy/paste detector for programming source code. https://github.com/Ivajkin/ededup

Usage

One way to use it as global package through

ededup --path SOMEPATH_TO_ANALYSE

command.

Other way is through local package in devDependencies:

Add to package.json scripts:

"dedup": "(npm list -g ededup || npm i -g ededup) && (ededup --path SOMEPATH_TO_ANALYSE)",

or just install once globally npm i -g ededup and add "dedup": "ededup --path SOMEPATH_TO_ANALYSE", to package.json scripts

or add to package.json scripts:

"dedup-local": "sh ./node_modules/ededup/bin/ededup --path SOMEPATH_TO_ANALYSE",

and add "ededup": "^1.0.7" devDependency then.

How to

Install

npm i -g ededup

Use

ededup --path SOMEPATH_TO_ANALYSE

Notes

npm list -g ededup || npm i -g ededup is to install in case it is not installed yet. Not updates ededup even if never version available.

License is in LICENSE file.

Known issues

[ededup-issue-001] you should probably add ".jscpd" to .gitignore file when you use dedup

Plans

Todo

  1. fix [ededup-issue-001] by changing arguments supplied or something like that
  2. Autoadd to scan ignore paths from current directory's .gitignore file
  3. Sort output by priorities (by lines of code duplicated)
  4. Add library usage analytics with all types of data like what exacly was analysed to make sure service will become better and better based on data
  5. Move to React or Angular (which will be better)