file-filter
Filter a list of files to including only the unique files, based on content
Install
$ npm install --save file-filter
Usage
var fileFilter = ; ;
CLI
$ npm install --global file-filter
$ file-filter --help
Filter a list of files to only the unique files, based on content
Usage
$ file-filter [input]
$ [input] | file-filter
Options
-i Invert the results so that it shows you only the duplicates. Default: false
-s Append the summary about the number of unique files and duplicates. Default: false
-S Show only the summary about the number of unique files and duplicates. Default: false
-W By default, the comparisons ignore whitespace. This makes it so that it respects whitespace differences. Default: false
Examples
$ file-filter file1.txt duplicateFile1.txt file2.txt
file1.txt
file2.txt
# Assuming we're in a directory that has the same files as above
$ ls | file-filter
file1.txt
file2.txt
API
fileFilter(input)
Returns a Promise that resolves to an object of objects, containing the results of the comparisons.
The object returned is structured like so:
// Strict contains the result of a strict comparison strict: uniques: ... // Array of strings of the unique filenames duplicates: ... // Array of strings of the duplicate filenames files: name hash content ... // Array of objects containing file name, the file hash and content used for the comparison // Loose contains the result, but it ignores all whitespace in the comparison loose: uniques: ... duplicates: ... files: ... // Unprocessed contains two arrays, one for any directories and one for anything else that was passed in but can't be read for whatever reason. unprocessed: dirs: ... misc: ...
input
Required
Type: string|Array
This is the list of files to filter. It can be an array of files, or a newline separated string.
License
MIT © Nate Cavanaugh