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# masscode_merge
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##### Utility to merge massCode snippet databases
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### Utility to merge massCode snippet databases
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[massCode](https://masscode.io/), a cross-platform snippet manager, currently doesn't have native support for merging separate snippet databases.
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So, `masscode_merge` was born.
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masscode_merge processes both db files, and merges then into a single db file, preserving folder structures, including nested folders, while avoiding duplicates.
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masscode_merge processes two distinct db files, and merges then into a single db file preserving folder structures, including nested folders.
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It is coded in [BCX](https://bcxbasiccoders.com/), which is a Basic to C/C++ transpiler, and uses the [Parson](https://github.com/kgabis/parson) json library.
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It is currently Windows-only, but Linux and macOS versions are being worked on.
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### How to use, once compiled
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Usage: merge_masscode.exe <file1.db> <file2.db>
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