gittxt 1.4.1

Get Text of Your Repo for AI, LLMs & Docs!

🚀 Gittxt: Get Text of Your Repo for AI, LLMs & Docs!

Gittxt is a lightweight CLI tool that extracts text from Git repositories and formats it into AI-friendly outputs (.txt, .json, .md). Whether you’re using ChatGPT, Grok, Ollama or any LLM, Gittxt helps you process repositories for insights, training, and documentation.

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✨ Why Use Gittxt?

• Extract Readable Text: Easily pull text from code, docs, and other repository files.
• AI-Friendly Outputs: Generate outputs in TXT, JSON, and Markdown for different use cases.
• Efficient Processing: Faster scanning with incremental caching.
• Flexible Filtering: Use advanced flags like --docs-only and --auto-filter to control what’s extracted.
• Multi-Repository Support: Scan one or more repositories in a single command.

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🆕 Release v1.4.1

New Features & Enhancements

• Interactive Installation:
  Use the new gittxt install subcommand to set up your configuration (output directory, logging preferences, etc.) interactively.

• Multi-Repository Scanning:
  Scan multiple repositories at once, whether they are local or remote.

• Advanced Filtering Options:

  • --docs-only: Extract only documentation files (e.g., README, docs/ folder, etc.).
  • --auto-filter: Automatically skip common unwanted or binary files.

• Multi-Format Output:
  Specify multiple output formats simultaneously (e.g., --output-format txt,json,md).

• Enhanced Summary Reports:
  Outputs include summary statistics and an estimated token count for further AI processing.

• Improved Logging & Caching:
  Faster, more accurate scanning with incremental caching and a rotating log file system.

• Improved Token Estimation: Enhanced token counting algorithm with better accuracy for LLM processing, including support for CamelCase, special characters, and subword tokenization patterns.

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📥 Installation

Via PIP

pip install gittxt==1.4.1

First-Time Setup (Interactive)

After installing, run:

gittxt install

This command will prompt you to configure:

• Your default output directory (automatically set based on your OS, e.g., ~/Gittxt/ on Linux/Mac)
• Logging level and file logging preferences

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📌 How to Use Gittxt

1. Scanning Repositories

Use the scan subcommand to extract text and generate outputs.

Scan a Local Repository

gittxt scan .

Extracts all readable text into the default output directories.

Scan a Remote GitHub Repository

gittxt scan https://github.com/sandy-sp/sandy-sp

Automatically clones the repository, scans it, and extracts text.

Scan Multiple Repositories with Advanced Options

gittxt scan /path/to/repo1 https://github.com/user/repo2 --output-format txt,json --docs-only --auto-filter --summary

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🔧 CLI Options

Option	Description
--include	Include only files matching these patterns.
--exclude	Exclude files matching these patterns.
--size-limit	Exclude files larger than the specified size (in bytes).
--branch	Specify a Git branch (for remote repositories).
--output-dir	Override the default output directory.
--output-format	Comma-separated list of output formats (e.g., txt,json,md).
--max-lines	Limit the number of lines per file.
--summary	Display a summary report after scanning.
--debug	Enable debug mode for detailed logging.
--docs-only	Only extract documentation files (e.g., README, docs folder).
--auto-filter	Automatically skip common unwanted or binary files.

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📄 Output Formats

• TXT: Simple text extraction for AI chat and quick analysis.
• JSON: Structured output ideal for LLM training and data preprocessing.
• Markdown (MD): Neatly formatted documentation for GitHub or project READMEs.

When specifying multiple formats (e.g., --output-format txt,json), Gittxt generates separate files in their respective output directories.

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🗂 Directory Structure

By default, outputs are stored in your configured output directory, which is organized as follows:

<output_dir>/
  ├── text/    # Plain text outputs (.txt)
  ├── json/    # JSON outputs (.json)
  ├── md/      # Markdown outputs (.md)
  └── cache/   # Caching for incremental scans

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⚙️ Configuration

Gittxt uses a configuration file (gittxt-config.json) to store user preferences. You can update this configuration via the interactive install command:

gittxt install

Or edit the file manually. Key settings include:

• Output Directory: Auto-determined based on your OS (e.g., ~/Gittxt/).
• Logging Options: Logging level and file logging preferences.
• Filtering Options: Include/exclude patterns, file size limits, etc.

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📌 Contribute & Develop

1. Run Tests:

   pytest tests/
   

2. Format Code:

   black src/
   

3. Submit a PR:
   • Fork the repo.
   • Create a new branch (e.g., feature/my-change).
   • Push your changes.
   • Submit a PR.

For more details, see the Contributing Guide.

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💡 Future Roadmap

Our future plans include enhancements to the user interface and further AI-based features. We’re working on a lightweight web-based UI and additional improvements that streamline repository analysis and documentation extraction.

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📜 License

Gittxt is licensed under the MIT License.

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Made by Sandeep Paidipati

🚀 Gittxt: Get Text of Your Repo for AI, LLMs & Docs!

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