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jsdoctools

v2.0.2

Published

Automatic debugging and bug fixing for JavaScript projects

Downloads

762

Readme

jsdoctools

jsdoctools (javascript doctor tools) is an automatic debugging package that will assess your Javascript code and suggest changes.

Requirements

Ollama is required to be installed. You MUST install qwen2.5-coder:latest from https://ollama.com/. use the install command: irm https://ollama.com/install.ps1 | i ex

Capabilities

jsdoctools is able to detect when a script has been affected, and it runs on a local AI to suggest changes to your code. It's easy to evaluate it's changes, and explains what it wants to do.

Niko, the local AI

Niko, the local AI running on your package, assesses your javascript code. It returns any errors and bugfixes to improve the code and fix any issues. It runs on qwen2.5-coder:latest, an AI with 7.6 Billion Parameters.

Ethics

I dislike AI for it's ethical use and ability. This local AI doesn't use any water usage, only using 8GB of Random Access Memory on your machine. This means there are no needs for any big graphics cards, RAM sticks, or watercooling.

Commands

You can tell Niko to watch specific files with npx niko watch <file>` and npx niko run ``

Installation

Globally npm install -g jsdoctools Current Project npm install jsdoctools