I released repetition-hunter v1.0.0 -
https://github.com/mynomoto/repetition-hunter
repetition-hunter is a library to find repetitions in your code. It works
in multiple namespaces and gives you the repeated code and it's location on
file. You can sort the repetitions by complexity or number of repetitions.
>From the readme:
user=> (use 'repetition.hunter)
nil
user=> (require 'your.namespace)
nil
user=> (hunt 'your.namespace)
2 repetitions of complexity 5
Line 474 - your.namespace:
(or (modifiers->str mname) (name mname))
Line 479 - your.namespace:
(or (modifiers->str m) (name m))
======================================================================
3 repetitions of complexity 5
Line 50 - your.namespace:
(str "(" (first t) ")")
Line 294 - your.namespace:
(str "(" (first f) ")")
Line 360 - your.namespace:
(str "(" (first c) ")")
======================================================================
2 repetitions of complexity 7
Line 162 - your.namespace:
(str/join ", " (map (partial identifier->str db) column))
Line 170 - your.namespace:
(str/join ", " (map (partial identifier->str db) column))
======================================================================
Enjoy,
mynomoto
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