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kodexor

v0.0.16

Published

Export your project’s source code into a single file (with relative paths) for AI code analysis, review, or auditing. Flexible exclusion rules and blazing-fast CLI.

Readme

kodexor

kodexor is a blazing-fast, zero-dependency CLI utility that exports your entire project’s source code into a single file — annotating each block with its relative path. It's tailored for AI code analysis, prompt engineering, code review, archiving, or auditing.

Features

  • 🌐 Universal: Exports any codebase as a single text file, compatible with all AI/chat models.
  • 🗂 Relative Paths Included: Each file is clearly marked by project-relative path.
  • 🛡 Custom Exclusions: Exclude folders/files via CLI arguments (e.g., node_modules, dist, .git, test files).
  • ⚡️ Fast & Safe: No runtime dependencies, works instantly, can run directly via npx.
  • 🧩 Plug & Play: No need to install or modify your repository.

Install & Usage

You can use kodexor without global install:

npx kodexor

Or, install globally:

npm install -g kodexor

Basic Example

Export project code to all-code.txt, skipping node_modules/dist/.git:

npx kodexor --exclude=node_modules,dist,.git --output=all-code.txt

Options

| Option | Description | Example | | ----------- | ---------------------------------------------------- | ----------------------------- | | --exclude | Comma-separated list of directories or files to skip | --exclude=node_modules,dist | | --output | Output file path (optional, default: all-code.txt) | --output=/tmp/myproject.txt |


Output Format

Each code file is included as:

==== FILE: relative/path/to/file.js ====
...file contents...
==== END FILE ====

Why?

  • AI Prompt Engineering: Feed your whole codebase to GPT, Claude, or other LLMs in context, retaining file boundaries.
  • Code Auditing: Share sanitized code bundle for review without packaging your project.
  • Archival: Snapshot your codebase in a format that can be easily processed or indexed.

License

MIT


kodexor - make your codebases AI-ready!