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andiku

v1.0.4

Published

AI-powered documentation generator that creates comprehensive, essay-style documentation for your codebase.

Readme

Andiku CLI

AI-powered documentation generator that creates comprehensive, essay-style documentation for your codebase.

Installation

npm install -g andiku

Usage

Generate Documentation

Navigate to your project directory and run:

andiku

The CLI will:

  1. Scan your project structure
  2. Let you select files to document
  3. Generate comprehensive documentation using AI
  4. Save the documentation to a docs/ folder

Authentication

First time users need to authenticate:

andiku auth login

Interactive Mode

The CLI provides an interactive interface to:

  • Select specific files or directories
  • Choose documentation templates
  • Configure output settings
  • Preview cost estimates

Features

  • 🤖 AI-Powered: Uses Claude 3.5 Sonnet for high-quality documentation
  • 📂 Smart File Selection: Automatically detects code files and lets you choose what to document
  • 💰 Cost Estimation: Shows token costs before generation
  • 🎯 Multiple Templates: Choose from basic, API, or custom documentation styles
  • 📊 Progress Tracking: Real-time feedback during generation
  • 🔒 Secure: Encrypted content storage and secure authentication

Documentation Templates

Basic Template

General purpose documentation for any code file.

API Template

Specialized for REST APIs, includes endpoint documentation, request/response examples, and authentication details.

Configuration

Create a .andiku.yml file in your project root to customize settings:

# Andiku CLI Configuration
include:
  - "src/**/*.ts"
  - "src/**/*.js"
  - "lib/**/*.py"

exclude:
  - "node_modules/**"
  - "dist/**"
  - "*.test.*"
  - "*.spec.*"

output:
  directory: "docs"
  format: "markdown"

templates:
  default: "basic"
  api_files: "api"

Commands

  • andiku - Start interactive documentation generation
  • andiku auth login - Authenticate with your account
  • andiku auth logout - Sign out
  • andiku --help - Show help information

Support

For issues and support, visit: GitHub Issues

License

ISC License