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vomitorium

v2.0.0

Published

Traverse project structure and write file contents to a single output file

Downloads

65

Readme

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Vomitorium is a command-line tool designed to easily load an entire project into a single text file. It recursively scans directories, processes files, and compiles their contents into a single output file. Useful for working with LLMs.

Features

  • Recursively scan directories
  • Include/exclude specific directories and files
  • Filter files by extension
  • Customizable output file
  • Configurable via command-line options or configuration file

Installation

npm install -g vomitorium

Usage

vomitorium [options]

Options

  • --scan <dir>: Directory to scan (default: current working directory)
  • --include <dirs>: Comma-separated list of directories to include
  • --exclude <patterns>: Comma-separated list of directories or files to exclude
  • --extensions <exts>: Comma-separated list of file extensions to include
  • --show-excluded: Show excluded files in the output
  • --show-skipped: Show skipped files without listing their contents
  • --output <file>: Specify the output file name

Examples

vomitorium --scan ./myproject --include src,tests
vomitorium --exclude node_modules,dist,package.json --extensions .js,.ts
vomitorium --scan /path/to/project --show-excluded --show-skipped
vomitorium --output my-custom-output.txt

Configuration

Vomitorium uses cosmiconfig for configuration file support. You can create a configuration file named .vomitoriumrc, .vomitoriumrc.json, .vomitoriumrc.yaml, vomitorium.config.js, or add a "vomitorium" key to your package.json file.

Default configuration:

{
  "scan": ".",
  "include": [],
  "exclude": ["node_modules", ".git", "dist", "build"],
  "excludeFiles": ["package.json", "package-lock.json"],
  "extensions": [".js", ".ts", ".json"],
  "showExcluded": true,
  "showSkipped": true,
  "outputFile": "output.sick"
}

Output

The tool generates a single output file (default: output.sick) containing the contents of all processed files, separated by file headers.

Contributing

Contributions are welcome! Please feel free to submit a Pull Request.

License

MIT License