fmlpack 0.2.2

fmlpack: A tool to convert file trees to/from TEXT, ideal for working with LLM and a lot of files (using Filesystem Markup Language -FML-).

FMLPack

fmlpack is a tool to convert a file tree to/from a Filesystem Markup Language (FML) document. It creates a single text-based archive of a directory structure, suitable for passing file contexts to LLMs (Large Language Models).

Features

• Pack: Archives files and directories into a single FML file.
• Unpack: Extracts files from an FML archive to the filesystem.
• Filtering: Supports .gitignore rules via --gitignore, plus specific exclusions via .fmlpackignore and --exclude.
• Safety: Prevents path traversal attacks during extraction.

Installation

Using Pip (Recommended)

Install directly with pip to automatically handle dependencies:

pip install fmlpack

Manual Installation

fmlpack is a single-file Python script, but it requires the pathspec library.

1. Install the dependency: pip install pathspec.
2. Copy src/fmlpack.py to a location in your PATH.
3. Make it executable: chmod +x fmlpack.py.

Usage

Creating an archive

# Archive current directory to archive.fml
fmlpack -c . -f archive.fml

# Archive using .gitignore rules (excludes .git/ automatically)
fmlpack -c . --gitignore -f archive.fml

# Archive specific files and folders
fmlpack -c src/ tests/ -f source_code.fml

# Exclude specific patterns
fmlpack -c . --exclude "*.pyc" --exclude "__pycache__"

Extracting an archive

# Extract to current directory
fmlpack -x -f archive.fml

# Extract to specific directory
fmlpack -x -f archive.fml -C /tmp/output

Listing contents

fmlpack -t -f archive.fml

Testing

This project uses pytest for testing.

1. Install test dependencies:

   pip install pytest pytest-cov pathspec
   

2. Run tests:

   pytest
   

3. Run tests with coverage report:

   pytest --cov=./src/ tests/test_fmlpack.py