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JSON produces JSON output. Mostly designed to allow ` scc ` to feed into other programs.
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- Note that this format will give you the byte size of every file it ` scc ` reads allowing you to get a breakdown of the
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+ Note that this format will give you the byte size of every file ` scc ` reads allowing you to get a breakdown of the
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number of bytes processed.
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#### CSV
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CSV as an option is good for importing into a spreadsheet for analysis.
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number of bytes processed. Also note that CSV respects ` --by-file ` and as such will return a summary by default.
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#### CSV-Stream
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Note that the HTML options follow the command line options, so you can use ` scc --by-file -f html ` to produce a report with every
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file and not just the summary.
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number of bytes processed.
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#### SQL and SQL-Insert
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