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cbj

v0.1.15

Published

Convert the whole codebase to a single Json File so that you can upload to Chatgpt.

Downloads

50

Readme

CodeBaseJson

Convert the whole codebase to a single Json File so that you can upload to Chatgpt.

📄 Usage

1. install and compress

(globally)
npm install -g cbj
(or locally)
npm install -D cbj // pnpm install -D cbj

npx cbj compress // or pnpm exec cbj compress
npx cbj decompress // or pnpm exec cbj decompress

File will be created at ./cbj_representation.json

If not lastest: "npx cbj@latest compress" to run the lastest

(Optional) To initiate base cbj_representation.json with "npx cbj init"

2. install and compress

Just upload to chat gpt with prompt template(maybe).

3. download the result

Rename the result to "cbj_representation.json" then use "npx cbj decompress".

4. check the result

Good luck.

📄 ChatGpt Prompt Template

[cbj_representation.json]
This is my codebase.
<Make a wish here.>

// response formating
Generated source code should be in ./src folder.
Just give me  **json**,  **file** format with content Array of {"path":string, "content":string}  to download.

Next we expect ChatGpt give us the result in [cbj_representation.json].

🐣 Feature

🧱 Contribution

Welcome. Just PR or open issue.

🧱 RFC(request for comments)

🧱 Usage Attempts

📄 License

MIT License © 2024-PRESENT Ethan Kao