quotecheck
Is this quotation really in the source? A forgiving search with a verbatim answer.
pip install quotecheck # add [pdf] for pypdf; pdftotext is used when installed
quotecheck book.pdf "reduced vibration and good cooling"
quotecheck paper.txt --batch notes.md # every blockquote and long inline quote in the note
FOUND 1x reduced vibration and good cooling
…The design gives reduced vibra- tion and good cooling at the cost of a small tradeoff…
DRIFT 0.86 the committee found that the method was dependable in practice
…the committee found that the method was reliable in practice.…
ABSENT the screen is a page after all, the committee never met
Matching folds case, ligatures, hyphens across line breaks, stray spaces, accents and quotation marks, because each of those once made a genuine quotation look fabricated. Everything shown comes from the source's own text, so a real sentence relayed with one word changed is reported as drift, not as found.
Exit codes: 0 every quotation found · 1 at least one not found · 2 error. Apache-2.0.
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