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Word Sum

Wordsum is a package for counting words within a folder of files recursively.

Usage

import wordsum

if __name__ == "__main__":
    print(wordsum.count_words('./example_files',['.md','.ipynb']))
    wordsum.list_supported_formats()

Installation

If you are using pip:

pip install wordsum

Supported Formats

Currently wordsum only supports markdown .md and jupyter notebooks .ipynb.

Contribute

PRs are welcome for anything!

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