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export-code-pdf-cli

v1.1.0

Published

CLI to export code files matching a regex pattern into a single PDF

Downloads

6

Readme

🚀 export-code-pdf-cli

📖 Description

CLI to export the content of code files matching a regular expression into a single PDF file. This project leverages Puppeteer to generate the PDF from code files and Ora to display progress spinners while processing.

✨ Key Benefit: Exporting all your project files into a PDF makes it easier to import the entire project into ChatGPT as a single PDF file, allowing you to ask questions or get help on the entire project at once.

⚡️ Installation

Install Globally via npm:

To install the package globally using npm:

npm install -g export-code-pdf-cli

Install Directly from GitHub (Without npm):

If you prefer to install directly from the GitHub repository without npm, follow these steps:

  1. Clone the repository:

    git clone https://github.com/agarrec-vivlio/export-code-pdf-cli.git
  2. Navigate to the project directory:

    cd export-code-pdf-cli
  3. Install the dependencies:

    npm install
  4. Link the package globally to make it available as a CLI:

    npm link

Now you can run the export-code-pdf-cli command globally from any terminal.

💻 Usage

export-code-pdf-cli -r '.*\.js$' -d ./src -o ./code-concat.pdf
  • -r, --regex : Regular expression to filter files (default: .*\.js$).
  • -d, --directory : Directory to scan for matching files.
  • -o, --output : Output PDF file (default: ./output.pdf).

🎯 Examples

  1. Export all .js files from a directory to a PDF file:
export-code-pdf-cli -r '.*\.js$' -d ./src -o ./code.pdf
  1. Export all .py files from the current directory to a PDF file:
export-code-pdf-cli -r '.*\.py$' -d . -o ./python-code.pdf

💡 Why Use This CLI?

  • 📄 Single PDF File: Easily generate a single PDF containing your entire project.
  • 🔍 Regex Filtering: Use regular expressions to target specific files or types in your project.
  • 🛠 Flexible Installation: Install it globally with npm or directly from GitHub.
  • 🤖 AI Integration: Ideal for importing into ChatGPT to help you with an entire project in one go!