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duplihere - 0.9.0 - find duplicate textusage: duplihere [-pj -l<number> -i<file name>-t<thread number>] -f<pattern or specific file>Find duplicate lines of textin one or more text files.The duplicated text can be at different levels of indention,but otherwise needs to be identical.More information: https://github.com/tasleson/duplihereargument:                                        description    -p, --print                                  print duplicate text [default: false]    -j, --json                                   output JSON [default: false]    -l, --lines<number>                         minimum number of duplicate lines [default: 6]    -f, --file<pattern or specific file>        pattern or file eg."**/*.[h|c]" recursive,"*.py","file.ext", can repeat [required]    -i, --ignore<file name>                     file containinghash values to ignore, one per line    -t, --threads<thread number>                number of threads to utilize. Set to 0 to match#cpu cores [default: 4]

$ duplihere -l 10 -p -f'/home/user/somewhere/**/*.py' -f'/tmp/*.py'

$ duplihere -f /home/tasleson/projects/linux/init/main.c -l 5 -j

{"num_lines":5,"num_ignored":0,"duplicates": [    {"key":11558319874972720381,"num_lines":5,"files": [        ["/home/tasleson/projects/linux/init/main.c",830        ],        ["/home/tasleson/projects/linux/init/main.c",864        ]      ]    }  ]}

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