smlr 0.1.3
Wilfried Kopp <chevdor@gmail.com>
Find similar lines in a file or stdin.

USAGE:
    smlr [FLAGS] [OPTIONS] [FILE]

FLAGS:
        --case-sensitive    Weather the checks consider the case or not
    -c, --count             Show the number of occurences
        --debug             Debug mode, slower
    -f, --full              Set the score to the max
        --help              Prints help information
    -h, --headers           Show the headers
    -b, --ignore-spaces     Ignore spaces
    -i, --invert            Invert the result
    -l, --line-numbers      How many of the next lines are considered in the match. A larger value requires more
                            processing.
        --no-index          Prevent saving index to disk
        --strict            = Max distance = 0
    -V, --version           Prints version information
    -v, --verbose           Sets the level of verbosity

OPTIONS:
        --algo <algo>
            Algo used to calculate the distance [default: Levenshtein]  [possible values: Levenshtein,
            DamerauLevenshtein]
    -d, --distance <distance>                        The max distance [default: 3]
        --persistence-folder <persistence-folder>
            Location where the persistence files will be stored if the mode is custom [default: temp]

        --persistence-mode <persistence-mode>
            Location where the persistence files will be stored. In 'beside' mode, the current folder will be used.
            [default: temp]  [possible values: temp, custom, beside]
    -s <scope>
            How many of the next lines are considered in the match. A larger value requires more processing. [default:
            10]

ARGS:
    <FILE>    Sets the input file to use. Alternatively, you may pipe <stdin>.