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> Copy/paste detector for programming source code, supports [223 formats](https://github.com/kucherenko/jscpd/blob/master/FORMATS.md). AI-ready with AI skills, MCP server and token-efficient reporter.
Copy/paste is a common technical debt on a lot of projects. The jscpd gives the ability to find duplicated blocks implemented on more than 223 programming languages and digital formats of documents.
The jscpd tool implements [Rabin-Karp](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rabin%E2%80%93Karp_algorithm) algorithm for searching duplications.
## Table of content
- [What's New](#whats-new)
- [Features](#features)
- [Getting started](#getting-started)
- [Installation](#installation)
- [Usage](#usage)
- [JSCPD Server](#jscpd-server)
- [Shebang Detection](#shebang-detection)
- [Options](#options)
- [Gitignore](#gitignore)
- [Formats Extensions](#formats-extensions)
- [Formats Names](#formats-names)
- [Config File](#config-file)
- [Ignored Blocks](#ignored-blocks)
- [Reporters](#jscpd-reporters)
- [HTML](#html)
- [Badge](#badge)
- [PMD CPD XML](#pmd-cpd-xml)
- [JSON](#json-reporters)
- [API](#api)
- [Changelog](#changelog)
- [Who uses jscpd](#who-uses-jscpd)
- [Contributors](#contributors)
- [Backers](#backers)
- [Sponsors](#sponsors)
- [License](#license)
## Features
- Detect duplications in programming source code, use semantic of programing languages, can skip comments, empty lines etc.
- Detect duplications in embedded blocks of code, like `<script>` or `<style>` sections in html
- Detect duplications in executable script files without extensions via [shebang detection](#shebang-detection)
- Detect duplications in Svelte (`.svelte`), Astro (`.astro`), Vue SFC (`.vue`), and Markdown — tokenized per-block/per-section with cross-format duplicate detection across file types
- Support for Apex, CFML/ColdFusion, and GDScript (Godot)
- Blame authors of duplications
- Generate XML report in pmd-cpd format, JSON report, [HTML report](http://kucherenko.github.io/jscpd-report.html)
- Token-efficient `ai` reporter (~79% fewer tokens) for piping to LLM tools
- Integrate with CI systems, use thresholds for level of duplications
## What's New
**v4.2.x**
- **Custom tokenizer backend** — replaced `prismjs` with an own backend built on the [reprism](https://github.com/tannerlinsley/reprism) grammar engine. ~11.5% faster tokenization on real projects (avg 1126ms → 997ms on a 548-file, 223-format scan).
- **Cross-format detection** — Vue SFC (`.vue`), Svelte (`.svelte`), Astro (`.astro`), and Markdown files are tokenized per-block/per-section, enabling duplicate detection across file types (e.g. a `<script>` block in `.vue` matched against `.ts` files).
- **New formats**: Apex, CFML/ColdFusion, GDScript, and 70+ additional formats (223 total, up from 152)
- **`--skipComments`**: shorthand flag for `--mode weak` (strip comments before detection)
- **Shebang detection**: auto-detect language for extensionless executable scripts
- **`--store-path`**: configure LevelDB cache directory for parallel runs
- **`--formats-names`**: map specific filenames (e.g. `Makefile`, `Dockerfile`) to a format
- **`--noTips`**: suppress tip output in CI environments
### Bug Fixes
- **Entire-file duplicates silently dropped** — RabinKarp flushed the pending clone on a store *hit* at end-of-file instead of on a *miss*, causing files that are complete copies of each other to go undetected. Fixed in `@jscpd/core` (#728).
- **ReDoS hang on Lisp/Elisp files** — the Lisp string regex could catastrophically backtrack (O(2ⁿ)) on unterminated strings. Replaced with a linear alternative in `@jscpd/tokenizer` (#737).
- **Process crash on malformed `package.json`** — invalid JSON in `package.json` threw an unhandled `SyntaxError` that killed the process. Now emits a warning and continues (#739).
- **Vue SFC cross-file detection broken** — the detector used the file-level format (`vue`) as the store namespace for all SFC blocks, preventing cross-file matches. Namespace now reflects each block's resolved sub-format.
- **Vue SFC incorrect column numbers** — tokens on the first line of a block carried block-relative column 1 instead of the file-absolute column.
- **50 dependency security vulnerabilities** remediated across the monorepo.
- **`.gitignore` not respected by default** — `gitignore` defaulted to `false`, and when `true` it only read the root `.gitignore` via `process.cwd()` (CLI-only; programmatic API was never covered). Now defaults to `true`, reads `.gitignore` from every scanned directory, and works for both the CLI and the programmatic API. Use `--no-gitignore` to opt out (#790).
## Getting started
### Installation
```bash
$ npm install -g jscpd
```
### Usage
```bash
$ npx jscpd /path/to/source
```
or
```bash
$ jscpd /path/to/code
```
or
```bash
$ jscpd --pattern "src/**/*.js"
```
## JSCPD Server
If you need a standalone application that provides an API for detecting code duplication, you can use [jscpd-server](../jscpd-server).
It allows you to integrate duplication detection into your services or tools via HTTP API.
## Shebang Detection
jscpd can detect duplications in script files that have no file extension, such as shell scripts, Python scripts, or other executables deployed without an extension (e.g. `deploy`, `build`, `entrypoint`).
### How it works
When jscpd encounters a file with no recognized extension, it checks two conditions:
1. The file has the executable bit set (`chmod +x`)
2. The first line is a shebang (`#!...`)
If both conditions are met, jscpd reads the interpreter from the shebang line and maps it to a supported format.
### Supported interpreters
| Interpreter | Detected format |
|-------------|-----------------|
| `bash`, `sh`, `zsh`, `fish`, `dash`, `ksh` | `shell` |
| `python`, `python3`, `python2` | `python` |
| `node`, `nodejs` | `javascript` |
| `ruby` | `ruby` |
| `perl` | `perl` |
| `php` | `php` |
| `lua` | `lua` |
| `tclsh`, `wish` | `tcl` |
| `Rscript` | `r` |
| `groovy` | `groovy` |
| `swift` | `swift` |
| `kotlin` | `kotlin` |
Both direct (`#!/usr/bin/bash`) and `env`-mediated (`#!/usr/bin/env python3`) shebangs are supported. Version suffixes are stripped automatically (`python3.11` → `python`).
### Limitations
- Files without the executable bit are **not** inspected for shebangs and are skipped if they have no recognized extension — same behaviour as before.
- Symlinks are always excluded from shebang detection.
- If your interpreter is not in the table above, use [`--formats-names`](#formats-names) to map specific filenames to a format.
## Options
### Pattern
Glob pattern for find files to detect
- Cli options: `--pattern`, `-p`
- Type: **string**
- Default: "**/*"
Example:
```bash
$ jscpd --pattern "**/*.js"
```
### Min Tokens
Minimal block size of code in tokens. The block of code less than `min-tokens` will be skipped.
- Cli options: `--min-tokens`, `-k`
- Type: **number**
- Default: **50**
*This option is called ``minTokens`` in the config file.*
### Min Lines
Minimal block size of code in lines. The block of code less than `min-lines` will be skipped.
- Cli options: `--min-lines`, `-l`
- Type: **number**
- Default: **5**
### Max Lines
Maximum file size in lines. The file bigger than `max-lines` will be skipped.
- Cli options: `--max-lines`, `-x`
- Type: **number**
- Default: **1000**
### Max Size
Maximum file size in bytes. The file bigger than `max-size` will be skipped.
- Cli options: `--max-size`, `-z`
- Type: **string**
- Default: **100kb**
### Threshold
The threshold for duplication level, check if current level of duplications bigger than threshold jscpd exit with error.
- Cli options: `--threshold`, `-t`
- Type: **number**
- Default: **null**
### Config
The path to configuration file. The config should be in `json` format. Supported options in config file can be the same with cli options.
- Cli options: `--config`, `-c`
- Type: **path**
- Default: **null**
### Ignore
Glob patterns for files and directories to exclude from analysis. Multiple patterns can be separated by commas.
- Cli options: `--ignore`, `-i`
- Type: **string**
- Default: **null**
#### Pattern forms
All of the following forms work regardless of whether the scan path is relative or absolute:
| Pattern | Meaning |
|---------|---------|
| `**/patches/**` | ignore `patches` at any depth (already worked before v4.2.x) |
| `patches/**` | ignore `patches` relative to cwd or the scan directory |
| `./patches/**` | same as above, explicit `./` prefix |
| `/absolute/path/**` | ignore an absolute path |
#### Examples
```bash
# Ignore minified and map files anywhere in the tree
$ jscpd --ignore "**/*.min.js,**/*.map" /path/to/files
# Ignore a top-level directory when scanning cwd
$ jscpd --ignore "patches/**" .
# Ignore a subdirectory when scanning a subdirectory
# (pattern is resolved relative to the scanned path)
$ jscpd --ignore "./vendor/**" ./src
# Multiple patterns via comma separator
$ jscpd --ignore "dist/**,coverage/**,**/*.test.js" /path/to/project
```
In a config file the same patterns can be listed as an array:
```json
{
"ignore": ["dist/**", "coverage/**", "**/__snapshots__/**"]
}
```
> **Note:** Patterns starting with `**/` match at any depth and are passed through unchanged. All other relative patterns are resolved against both cwd and each scan directory, so `patches/**` and `./patches/**` behave identically and work whether you scan `.`, an absolute path, or a subdirectory.
### Reporters
The list of reporters. Reporters use for output information of clones and duplication process.
Available reporters:
- **console** - report about clones to console;
- **ai** - compact, token-efficient clone list suited for piping to AI tools;
- **consoleFull** - report about clones to console with blocks of code;
- **json** - output `jscpd-report.json` file with clones report in json format;
- **xml** - output `jscpd-report.xml` file with clones report in xml format;
- **csv** - output `jscpd-report.csv` file with clones report in csv format;
- **markdown** - output `jscpd-report.md` file with clones report in markdown format;
- **html** - generate html report to `html/` folder;
- **sarif** - generate a report in SARIF format (https://github.com/oasis-tcs/sarif-spec), save it to `jscpd-sarif.json` file;
- **verbose** - output a lot of debug information to console;
> Note: A reporter can be developed manually, see [@jscpd/finder](../finder) package.
- Cli options: `--reporters`, `-r`
- Type: **string**
- Default: **console**
### Output
The path to directory for reports. JSON and XML reports will be saved there.
- Cli options: `--output`, `-o`
- Type: **path**
- Default: **./report/**
### Mode
The mode of detection quality.
- `strict` - use all types of symbols as token, skip only blocks marked as ignored.
- `mild` - skip blocks marked as ignored and new lines and empty symbols.
- `weak` - skip blocks marked as ignored and new lines and empty symbols and comments.
> Note: A mode can be developed manually, see API section.
- Cli options: `--mode`, `-m`
- Type: **string**
- Default: **mild**
### Skip Comments
Ignore comments during detection. Shorthand for `--mode weak`; comments are stripped before the duplicate-detection pass so comment-only blocks are never reported as clones.
If `--mode` is also provided, `--mode` takes precedence.
Example:
```bash
$ jscpd --skipComments /path/to/source
```
- Cli options: `--skipComments`
- Type: **boolean**
- Default: **false**
### Format
The list of formats to detect for duplications. Available [223 formats](https://github.com/kucherenko/jscpd/blob/master/FORMATS.md).
Example:
```bash
$ jscpd --format "php,javascript,markup,css" /path/to/files
```
- Cli options: `--format`, `-f`
- Type: **string**
- Default: **{all formats}**
### Blame
Get information about authors and dates of duplicated blocks from git.
- Cli options: `--blame`, `-b`
- Type: **boolean**
- Default: **false**
### Silent
Don't write a lot of information to a console.
Example:
```
$ jscpd /path/to/source --silent
Duplications detection: Found 60 exact clones with 3414(46.81%) duplicated lines in 100 (31 formats) files.
Execution Time: 1381.759ms
```
- Cli options: `--silent`, `-s`
- Type: **boolean**
- Default: **false**
### Absolute
Use the absolute path in reports.
- Cli options: `--absolute`, `-a`
- Type: **boolean**
- Default: **false**
### Ignore Case
Ignore case of symbols in code (experimental).
- Cli options: `--ignoreCase`
- Type: **boolean**
- Default: **false**
### No Symlinks
Do not follow symlinks.
- Cli options: `--noSymlinks`, `-n`
- Type: **boolean**
- Default: **false**
### Gitignore
Respect `.gitignore` files. When enabled, jscpd reads the `.gitignore` in each scanned directory and excludes matching paths from detection. This prevents noise from `node_modules/`, `dist/`, `.git/`, and other generated or vendored directories.
Enabled by default. Use `--no-gitignore` to opt out.
```bash
# Default behaviour — .gitignore is respected automatically
$ jscpd .
# Opt out (scan everything, including gitignored paths)
$ jscpd . --no-gitignore
```
In a config file:
```json
{
"gitignore": false
}
```
- Cli options: `--no-gitignore` (disable), `-g` / `--gitignore` (explicit enable, no-op when already default)
- Type: **boolean**
- Default: **true**
> **Note:** The existing `ignore` option adds patterns on top of `.gitignore` rules — they compose rather than conflict.
### Skip Local
Use for detect duplications in different folders only. For correct usage of `--skipLocal` option you should provide list of path's with more than one item.
Example:
```bash
jscpd --skipLocal /path/to/folder1/ /path/to/folder2/
```
will detect clones in separate folders only, clones from same folder will be skipped.
- Cli options: `--skipLocal`
- Type: **boolean**
- Default: **false**
### Formats Extensions
Define the list of formats with file extensions. Available [223 formats](https://github.com/kucherenko/jscpd/blob/master/FORMATS.md).
In following example jscpd will analyze files `*.es` and `*.es6` as javascript and `*.dt` files as dart:
```bash
$ jscpd --formats-exts javascript:es,es6;dart:dt /path/to/code
```
> Note: formats defined in the option redefine default configuration, you should define all need formats manually or create two configuration for run `jscpd`
- Cli options: `--formats-exts`
- Type: **string**
- Default: **null**
### Formats Names
Define the list of formats for files matched by exact filename (no extension required). This is independent of `--formats-exts` and does not affect extension-based detection.
Use this when you have extensionless files that are not covered by [shebang detection](#shebang-detection) — for example `Makefile`, `Dockerfile`, `Jenkinsfile`, or any script not starting with `#!/`.
```bash
$ jscpd --formats-names makefile:Makefile,GNUmakefile /path/to/code
$ jscpd --formats-names docker:Dockerfile;makefile:Makefile /path/to/code
```
The syntax mirrors `--formats-exts`: `format:name1,name2;format2:name3`.
- Cli options: `--formats-names`
- Type: **string**
- Default: **null**
### Store
Stores used for collect information about code, by default all information collect in memory.
Available stores:
- **leveldb** - leveldb store all data to files. The store recommended as store for big repositories. Should install @jscpd/leveldb-store before;
> Note: A store can be developed manually, see [@jscpd/finder](../finder) package and [@jscpd/leveldb-store](../leveldb-store) as example.
- Cli options: `--store`
- Type: **string**
- Default: **null**
### Store Path
The directory used by the store for its cache files. By default, `--store leveldb` creates a `.jscpd/` directory in the current working directory. Use `--store-path` to override this location.
This is especially useful when running multiple `jscpd` processes in parallel — give each process a unique path to avoid LevelDB file conflicts:
```bash
# Two parallel runs, each with its own isolated cache
jscpd /data/files/1 /data/repo/ --store leveldb --store-path /tmp/jscpd-run1 --reporters json
jscpd /data/files/2 /data/repo/ --store leveldb --store-path /tmp/jscpd-run2 --reporters json
```
Can also be set in the config file:
```json
{
"store": "leveldb",
"storePath": "/tmp/my-jscpd-cache"
}
```
- Cli options: `--store-path`
- Type: **string**
- Default: **`.jscpd`** (relative to current working directory)
### Ignore Pattern
Ignore code blocks matching the regexp patterns.
- Cli options: `--ignore-pattern`
- Type: **string**
- Default: **null**
Example:
```
$ jscpd /path/to/source --ignore-pattern "import.*from\s*'.*'"
```
Excludes import statements from the calculation.
### No Tips
By default, jscpd prints a few tip lines after the timer output:
```
time: 1.234s
💡 Auto-refactor with AI: npx skills add kucherenko/jscpd --skill dry-refactoring
🎩 New: Gangsta Agents — discipline your AI coding → gangsta.page
💖 Sponsor jscpd → https://opencollective.com/jscpd
```
Use `--noTips` to suppress these lines (useful in CI environments or when piping output).
```bash
$ jscpd --noTips /path/to/source
```
Tips are also automatically suppressed when `--silent` is active.
- Cli options: `--noTips`
- Type: **boolean**
- Default: **false**
## Config File
Put `.jscpd.json` file in the root of the projects:
```json
{
"path": ["./src"],
"threshold": 0,
"reporters": ["html", "console", "badge"],
"ignore": ["**/__snapshots__/**"],
"absolute": true
}
```
Also you can use section in `package.json`:
```json
{
...
"jscpd": {
"path": ["./src"],
"threshold": 0.1,
"reporters": ["html", "console", "badge"],
"ignore": ["**/__snapshots__/**"],
"absolute": true,
"gitignore": true
}
...
}
```
### Exit code
By default, the tool exits with code 0 even when code duplications were
detected. This behaviour can be changed by specifying a custom exit
code for error states.
Example:
```bash
jscpd --exitCode 1 .
```
- Cli options: `--exitCode`
- Type: **number**
- Default: **0**
## Ignored Blocks
Mark blocks in code as ignored:
```javascript
/* jscpd:ignore-start */
import lodash from 'lodash';
import React from 'react';
import {User} from './models';
import {UserService} from './services';
/* jscpd:ignore-end */
```
```html
<!--
// jscpd:ignore-start
-->
<meta data-react-helmet="true" name="theme-color" content="#cb3837"/>
<link data-react-helmet="true" rel="stylesheet" href="https://static.npmjs.com/103af5b8a2b3c971cba419755f3a67bc.css"/>
<link data-react-helmet="true" rel="stylesheet" href="https://static.npmjs.com/cms/flatpages.css"/>
<link data-react-helmet="true" rel="apple-touch-icon" sizes="120x120" href="https://static.npmjs.com/58a19602036db1daee0d7863c94673a4.png"/>
<link data-react-helmet="true" rel="apple-touch-icon" sizes="144x144" href="https://static.npmjs.com/7a7ffabbd910fc60161bc04f2cee4160.png"/>
<link data-react-helmet="true" rel="apple-touch-icon" sizes="152x152" href="https://static.npmjs.com/34110fd7686e2c90a487ca98e7336e99.png"/>
<link data-react-helmet="true" rel="apple-touch-icon" sizes="180x180" href="https://static.npmjs.com/3dc95981de4241b35cd55fe126ab6b2c.png"/>
<link data-react-helmet="true" rel="icon" type="image/png" href="https://static.npmjs.com/b0f1a8318363185cc2ea6a40ac23eeb2.png" sizes="32x32"/>
<!--
// jscpd:ignore-end
-->
```
## Reporters
### HTML
[Demo report](http://kucherenko.github.io/jscpd-report.html)
### Badge
More info [jscpd-badge-reporter](https://github.com/kucherenko/jscpd-badge-reporter)
### AI
Compact, token-efficient reporter designed for piping jscpd output into AI tools.
Outputs one clone pair per line using common-path-prefix compression, followed by a summary.
No code fragments, no colors — clean for piping.
**Token savings: ~79% fewer tokens compared to the default console reporter.**
Benchmarked on the `fixtures/` directory (91 clones across 132 files):
| Reporter | Output size | Estimated tokens |
|----------|-------------|------------------|
| default (console) | ~21,800 chars | ~5,400 |
| `ai` | ~4,500 chars | ~1,100 |
Example output:
```
src/utils/ auth.ts:10-25 ~ helpers.ts:40-55
src/utils/auth.ts 30-45 ~ 80-95
src/ utils/auth.ts:10-25 ~ api/routes.ts:5-20
---
23 clones · 4.2% duplication
```
Activate with: `jscpd --reporters ai`
To use jscpd with an AI coding assistant, install the agent skills:
**jscpd** — tool reference skill (all CLI options, AI reporter format, config file syntax):
```bash
npx skills add kucherenko/jscpd --skill jscpd
```
**dry-refactoring** — guided refactoring workflow (read clones, choose strategy, apply refactor, verify):
```bash
npx skills add kucherenko/jscpd --skill dry-refactoring
```
### PMD CPD XML
```xml
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8"?>
<pmd-cpd>
<duplication lines="10">
<file path="/path/to/file" line="1">
<codefragment><![CDATA[ ...first code fragment... ]]></codefragment>
</file>
<file path="/path/to/file" line="5">
<codefragment><![CDATA[ ...second code fragment...}]]></codefragment>
</file>
<codefragment><![CDATA[ ...duplicated fragment... ]]></codefragment>
</duplication>
</pmd-cpd>
```
### JSON reporters
```json
{
"duplicates": [{
"format": "javascript",
"lines": 27,
"fragment": "...code fragment... ",
"tokens": 0,
"firstFile": {
"name": "tests/fixtures/javascript/file2.js",
"start": 1,
"end": 27,
"startLoc": {
"line": 1,
"column": 1
},
"endLoc": {
"line": 27,
"column": 2
}
},
"secondFile": {
"name": "tests/fixtures/javascript/file1.js",
"start": 1,
"end": 24,
"startLoc": {
"line": 1,
"column": 1
},
"endLoc": {
"line": 24,
"column": 2
}
}
}],
"statistic": {
"detectionDate": "2018-11-09T15:32:02.397Z",
"formats": {
"javascript": {
"sources": {
"/path/to/file": {
"lines": 24,
"sources": 1,
"clones": 1,
"duplicatedLines": 26,
"percentage": 45.33,
"newDuplicatedLines": 0,
"newClones": 0
}
},
"total": {
"lines": 297,
"sources": 1,
"clones": 1,
"duplicatedLines": 26,
"percentage": 45.33,
"newDuplicatedLines": 0,
"newClones": 0
}
}
},
"total": {
"lines": 297,
"sources": 6,
"clones": 5,
"duplicatedLines": 26,
"percentage": 45.33,
"newDuplicatedLines": 0,
"newClones": 0
}
}
}
```
## API
For integration copy/paste detection to your application you can use programming API:
`jscpd` Promise API
```typescript
import {IClone} from '@jscpd/core';
import {jscpd} from 'jscpd';
const clones: Promise<IClone[]> = jscpd(process.argv);
```
`jscpd` async/await API
```typescript
import {IClone} from '@jscpd/core';
import {jscpd} from 'jscpd';
(async () => {
const clones: IClone[] = await jscpd(['', '', __dirname + '/../fixtures', '-m', 'weak', '--silent']);
console.log(clones);
})();
```
`detectClones` API
```typescript
import {detectClones} from "jscpd";
(async () => {
const clones = await detectClones({
path: [
__dirname + '/../fixtures'
],
silent: true
});
console.log(clones);
})()
```
`detectClones` with persist store
```typescript
import {detectClones} from "jscpd";
import {IMapFrame, MemoryStore} from "@jscpd/core";
(async () => {
const store = new MemoryStore<IMapFrame>();
await detectClones({
path: [
__dirname + '/../fixtures'
],
}, store);
await detectClones({
path: [
__dirname + '/../fixtures'
],
silent: true
}, store);
})()
```
`detectClonesAndStatistic` API
```typescript
import {detectClonesAndStatistic} from "jscpd";
(async () => {
const data = await detectClonesAndStatistic({
path: [
__dirname + '/../fixtures'
],
silent: true
});
console.log(data.clones);
console.log(data.statistic);
})()
```
In case of deep customisation of detection process you can build your own tool:
If you are going to detect clones in file system you can use [@jscpd/finder](../finder) for make a powerful detector.
In case of detect clones in browser or not node.js environment you can build your own solution base on [@jscpd/code](../core)
## Changelog
[Changelog](CHANGELOG.md)
## Who uses jscpd
- [Code-Inspector](https://www.code-inspector.com/) is a code analysis and technical debt management service.
- [Mega-Linter](https://nvuillam.github.io/mega-linter/) is a 100% open-source linters aggregator for CI (GitHub Action & other CI tools) or to run locally
- [vscode-jscpd](https://marketplace.visualstudio.com/items?itemName=paulhoughton.vscode-jscpd) VSCode Copy/Paste detector plugin.
## Contributors
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## License
[MIT](LICENSE) © Andrey Kucherenko