🖨️print-all-code

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Introduction

print-all-code is a command-line tool designed to fully capture your source code into a single file. This file can then be used by AI models like ChatGPT for code writing assistance, enabling the AI to better understand, invoke, and modify your existing code.

Features

• Recursively traverses specified source directories to collect all supported code files.
• Ignores files and directories specified in the .gitignore file.
• Formats the collected code for output in a specified Markdown file.

Usage

Run the following command in your terminal to use print-all-code: (If you use npm, you can use npx instead of pnpx)

pnpx print-all-code -s <source-directory-path> -o <output-file-path>

Parameters

• -s, --src <paths...>: Source directory paths, can specify multiple paths, default is ./src.
• -o, --output <path>: Output file path, default is print-all-code.md.

Examples

1. By default, the program will scan the ./src folder and output the results to print-all-code.md:

   pnpx print-all-code

2. Specify a different source folder and output file:

   pnpx print-all-code -s ./my-code -o ./output.md

3. Specify multiple source folders at once:

   pnpx print-all-code -s ./src -s ./lib -o ./all-code.md

License

MIT