dupits finds duplication in the files specified on standard input, and then prints a result of its finding to standard output.
A typical use would be:
find . -name "*.py" | python dupits.py
If there is absolutely no duplication in the python files found, you will see the mightly message
Found no duplication. Congrats!
However, in a more realistic scenario, you would be shown something like this
Found duplicate lines:
def test_one(self):
self.assertEqual(1, 1)
Dupits is written in Python2.7 and tested only on that platform for now.
No external libraries are necessary.
dupits is licensed under the forgiving MIT-license. Basically, do whatever you please but don't blame me :)