Plagiarism detector, which uses the edubirdie service under the hood. It helps you to check approximate uniqueness of the document. Nice tool for school/college/university course/diploma projects.
- docx
- doc
- txt
Linux/MacOS
Windows is under the question due to i didn't tested, but should work respectively.
git clone git@github.com:KR1470R/plagiator-py.git && cd plagiator-py
python -m venv .venv && source .venv/bin/activate
pip install -r requirements.txt
You can install the tool and use it as a CLI. Run the following command:
bash install
After installation completed successfully, restart your terminal and use the plagiator by the following command:
plagiator <optional-path-to-document>
~/.plagiator
directory, instead of cloned projects repo!
The tool will be ready to use straight up after install. Run the command inside the project directory:
python -m main
or(if installed)
plagiator
It will ask you to specify absolute path to your document:
After entering the path and clicking enter the tool will show up the progress and after finish you will see the average uniqueness percentage of the text from the document:
Also, in the /results
directory there will be saved more detailed results of the every plagiarism detection in json format, in which you will see where exactly the plagiarism detected and links of sources where specific text from your document matched in the WEB: