codeorite 0.2.4

A tool to package a repository into a single text file while respecting .gitignore.

Codeorite

A CLI tool to package repository code into a single text file, respecting .gitignore rules.

Installation

pip install codeorite

Usage

Basic usage:

codeorite --root /path/to/repo --output-file output.txt

Options

• --root: Repository root directory (default: current directory)
• --output-file: Output file path
• --config: Path to config file (default: codeorite_config.yaml)
• --languages-included: Languages to include (e.g., python rust javascript)
• --languages-excluded: Languages to exclude
• --includes: Additional file extensions to include (e.g., .md .txt)
• --excludes: File extensions to exclude (e.g., .pyc .log)
• --custom-instructions: Lines to prepend as instructions

Examples

Package only Python files:

codeorite --root . --output-file output.txt --languages-included python

Package multiple languages, exclude web assets:

codeorite --root . --output-file multi.txt \
    --languages-included python rust typescript javascript \
    --excludes .json .html .css

Include markdown files, exclude Python:

codeorite --root . --output-file docs.txt \
    --includes .md \
    --excludes .py .pyc

Configuration File

Create codeorite_config.yaml in your repository:

languages_included:
  - python
  - rust
languages_excluded:
  - javascript
includes:
  - .md
excludes:
  - .pyc
custom_instructions:
  - "# Project: MyRepo"
  - "# Author: Dev Team"

Output Format

The output file contains:

1. Custom instructions (if provided)
2. Directory tree of included files
3. Contents of each included file

Notes

• Respects .gitignore rules
• CLI arguments override config file settings
• Cannot include and exclude the same language/extension