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Duplicate Objects

Jason Mark

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Identifies duplicate objects defined in a repository.
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A Visual Studio Code Extension to Identify Duplicate Code

This extension identifies duplicate object definitions in your codebase. It scans your project for redundant:

  • Method bodies
  • Interface declarations
  • Enum structures
  • CSS class definitions

Features

  • Tree View Listing: View identical CSS rules, interface definitions, enums, and methods grouped by type.
  • File Navigation: Click an item in the tree view to open the file and set the cursor to the definition.
  • Manual Refresh: Use the refresh button at the top of the tree view to refresh the list after making file changes.
  • Automatic Exclusion: Ignores files located in the node_modules directory and any directory prefixed with a '.'.

What's new in 1.1.3

  • Set Root Directory: Configure the root directory path for your analysis.
  • Directory Exclusion: Specify directories to exclude from the repository analysis.

Usage

Repository Visualization

Why This Extension is Helpful

By identifying duplicate objects, this extension helps you eliminate redundancy, making your codebase cleaner and more maintainable.

Features in Development

  • Hot Reload: Automatically refresh the duplicate list whenever files are saved.

Feedback

I value your feedback and suggestions! If you encounter any issues, have questions, or want to propose new features, please send me an email jason.a.mark@gmail.com.

Support Me

If you find this extension helpful and would like to support my work, consider buying me a coffee! Your contributions help me continue to improve and maintain the extension.

"Buy Me A Coffee"

Thank you for your support!

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