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dr-github

v1.1.27

Published

A CLI tool that examines the project from Local or from GitHub repo using AI

Downloads

19

Readme

Dr. Github

Dr. Github is a cli tool that examines the project from Local or from GitHub repo using AI

Installation

Install the package

npm install dr-github -g

Get Started

Run the following command to initialize dr-github

dr-github init

Start Examining Project

dr-github examine

NOTE: If you want to trace the files that are checked or skipped then you can add -t or --trace flag at the end of the above command

API Key

  • You will need at least a tier-1 plan of open ai that's all, e.g. $8 to $10.
  • Run the following command to change the open ai api key you want to change
dr-github setkey

This command will generate a .env file with your api key in the repective dir.

How to Define Conventions(optional) ?

Create a .drconventions file in the root dir where you are currently running dr-github cli and define your conventions as raw text. It will automatically read that file and use it while reviewing your codes.

How to ignore files and folders that are not required?

For this .gitignore file should be present in the root dir. It will then automatically generate a .drignore file where all your restricted files are defined and if you want you can customize it for local projects but not for repos.

AI Models Used

Open AI

  • gpt-3.5-turbo (200,000 TPM)
  • gpt-4 (10,000 TPM)
  • gpt-4o (30,000 TPM)
  • gpt-4-turbo (30,000 TPM)
  • gpt-4o-mini (200,000 TPM)

NOTE: you can select any one of these models according to your requirements

Visualization

You can visualize the ai-report.json file in a table view for better readablity and can even create a shareable image which you can post on X, LinkedIn etc..

vist: dr-github

Visualization

screencapture-dr-github-devverse-io-2024-08-18-20_29_35

License

This project is licensed under the MIT License

Contribute

Dr. GitHub is a open source project. To contribute click here