NAME
ddupr - Command line frontend for App::DDup
VERSION
0.002
DESCRIPTION
Identifying duplicated files in a given directory with the option of
removing the duplicates. Developed as a submission to the DFW hackathon.
USAGE
Usage:
ddupr [OPTIONS]
REQUIRED ARGUMENTS
Required:
--dir - Str. Directory to search.
OPTIONS
Optional:
--help -? --usage - Bool. Display the usage message and exit
--man - Bool. Display man page
--head_size - Int. Default=4096. Use this max length
(bytes) when looking into a files.
--block_size - Int. Default=65536. Use block size
(bytes) to reading files.
--remove - Bool. Delete the identified duplicates.
--format - Str. Default=robot. Output format to use
(human or robot).
--checksum - Str. Default=Digest::xxHash. Digest
algorithm to use (Digest::MD5, Digest::SHA1 or
Digest::xxHash). While xxHash is faster, MD5 is
more
reliable.
--silent - Bool. If set, no information will be printed.
EXIT STATUS
0 or die if a file cannot be opened;
DIAGNOSTICS
Crital errors are generated in two scenarios:
If a file cannot be opened: the program will "die" (via Carp::confess) and
an error message indicating which file that could not be opened for reading
and an explanation.
If a file cannot be deleted (if the "remove" setting is used): the program
will "die" (via Carp::confess) and an error message indicating which file
could not be removed.
Warning messages are generated (via Carp::carp) if a file handled
previously opened could not be closed, also indicating the file.
CONFIGURATION
All configuration are controlled via the above mentioned options.
DEPENDENCIES
· List::Util >= 1.33 (for Moose)
· Moose
· MooseX::Getopt::Usage
· MooseX::Getopt::Usage::Role::Man
· File::Find::Rule
· Class::Load
· File::Compare
· Digest::xxHash and/or Digest::MD5 and/or Digest::SHA1
· Readonly
· Perl version 5.10 or higher
INCOMPATIBILITIES
Currently no known.
BUGS AND LIMITATIONS
Currently no bugs or limitations known.
AUTHOR
Joakim Lagerqvist <jokke@cpan.org>
LICENSE AND COPYRIGHT
This library is free software and may be distributed under the same terms
as perl itself.