Dependency files mistaken for D lang about tokei HOT 4 CLOSED

I wonder about a D project containing dependency files though :)

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@petevine you should probably just ignore the folder that contains them as you probably don't want to count files generated by and for the compiler, like in Rust just --exclude target. However I'm currently considering the addition of a .tokeirc which will allow you to overwrite some contentious file extensions, and I might include .d as one.

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With this issue, are there any mime-type guessing libraries available in Rust? Therefore allowing you to skip all *.d files if they're compiled binaries instead of actual D code.

For example I know in Python there's a library called python-magic which is a thin wrapper around the magic library written in C. Apparently this is actually what linux uses to try and guess the type of a file from its contents when you use the file command.

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@Michael-F-Bryan I don't know of any, and I would be reticent to use this specific library as it seems to be *NIX only, and tokei supports Windows, macOS, and Linux(to a certain extent).

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