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repototext

v1.0.2

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A CLI tool to save a repository's content to a text file. It works with both public and private repositories. Github and Gitlab are supported.

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RepoToText

RepoToText is a command-line tool that analyzes GitHub or GitLab repositories and extracts the contents of files into a single text file. It can be useful for understanding the structure, purpose, and functionality of a codebase, and it's inspired by RepoToTextForLLMs by Doriandarko.

Installation

To install RepoToText locally, follow these steps:

  1. Clone this repository or download the latest release.
  2. Install Node.js if you haven't already.
  3. Install dependencies by running npm install in the repository directory.

To install RepoToText globally using npm, run the following command:

npm install -g repototext

After installation, you can use RepoToText as a global command in your terminal.

Usage

To use RepoToText, run the following command:

repo-to-text <repoUrl> [specificPath] [options]

Replace <repoUrl> with the URL of the GitHub or GitLab repository you want to analyze. You can also specify an optional specificPath within the repository to analyze only a specific folder.

Options:

  • -p, --platform <platform>: Specify the platform (github or gitlab). Default is github.
  • -i, --instructions: Include instructions in the output file.
  • -b, --base-url <base-url>: Specify the GitLab base URL. Default is https://gitlab.com.
  • -s, --skip-folders <folders...>: Folders to skip during traversal.
  • -f, --skip-files <files...>: Files to skip during traversal.

Example:

To analyze a GitHub repository without including instructions and skip some folders/files:

repo-to-text https://github.com/owner/repo specificPath -i -s folder1,folder2 -f file1,file2

Credits

RepoToText was inspired by RepoToTextForLLMs by Doriandarko.

License

This project is licensed under the MIT License - see the LICENSE file for details.