dragonken/dedup

A cross platform command-line tool to deduplicate files, fast

Dedup

Dedup is a command-line tool which deduplicates all files in the provided directories by merging them together into the first directory. The merge operation simultaneously removes duplicates and renames files (when a path collision occurs).

Install

Binaries

See the latest release or download and install it now with curl https://i.jpillora.com/dedup! | bash

Source

$ go get -v github.com/jpillora/dedup

Usage

$ dedup --help

  Usage: dedup [options] directories...

  deduplicates all files in the provided directories, while optionally merging
  them into the first directory. The merge operation renames files (when a path
  collision occurs).

  Options:
  --keep, -k       keep duplicates (by default, duplicates are deleted)
  --merge, -m      move unique files into the first directory
  --recursive, -r  searches into nested directories
  --verbose, -v    verbose logs (displays each move and delete)
  --dryrun, -d     runs exactly as configured, except no changes are made
  --workers, -w    number of worker threads (default 4)
  --hash, -h       hashing algorithm to use (default md5, can also choose
                   sha1 and sha256)
  --help
  --version

  Notes:
  * dedup considers two files duplicates if they have matching hash sums.
  * dedup is a destructive operation (unless --keep).
  * dedup on a single directory will only perform deduplication, no moves.
  * dedup renames: when a file is unique, dedup will attempt to move the file.
    if the path already exists the incoming file will be suffixed with the next
    number (for example, if 'foo.txt' exists, the new file will be 'foo-2.txt').
  * enabling 'keep' without 'merge' enabled is a no-op.
  * any error will cause dedup to exit.

  Version:
    0.0.0-src

  Read more:
    github.com/jpillora/dedup

Example

$ cd example/
$ tree .
.
├── bar
│   ├── bar.txt
│   ├── foo-copy.txt
│   └── foo.txt
└── foo
    ├── bazz.txt
    └── foo.txt

2 directories, 5 files

$ dedup --verbose --dryrun --merge foo bar
[DRYRUN] Scanning foo (no changes)
[DRYRUN] Scanning bar (hashed 2)
[DRYRUN] Removing bar/foo.txt dupe-of foo/foo.txt (hashed 3)
[DRYRUN] Moving: bar/bar.txt -> foo/bar.txt (hashed 4)
[DRYRUN] Removing bar/foo-copy.txt dupe-of foo/foo.txt (hashed 5, moved 1, deleted 1)
[DRYRUN] Done (hashed 5, moved 1, deleted 2)

# looks good!

$ dedup --merge foo bar
Done (hashed 5, moved 1, deleted 2)

$ tree .
.
├── bar
└── foo
    ├── bar.txt
    ├── bazz.txt
    └── foo.txt

2 directories, 3 files

MIT License

Copyright © 2015 Jaime Pillora <[email protected]>

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