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anewer 0.1.5: fast filter for duplicate lines in stdin
2 projects | /r/rust | 26 Feb 2021

You can think of anewer as uniq for unsorted text. It's my first rust project and I blatently rewrote a go tool (tomnomnom/anew) I'm using for pentesting. It's not limited to bug bounty hunting tho. Just very handy when you work with textfiles. Due to the use of rust and a line hashing approach it's least twice as fast. It works well for very big files too. As I wrote it's my first rust project, so I'm open to feedback, tips or even feature wishes, if you have some. :)