project2pdf 0.2.4

Generate a project structures and files in a single pdf file.

📄 project2pdf

Convert project structures into a single PDF. Perfect for providing context to an LLM (Large Language Model) about a specific project.

🚀 Features

✅ Automatically detects projects in the root directory
✅ Generates a structured PDF with directory trees and code snippets
✅ Supports multiple file types (.py, .ipynb, .tsx, .js, Dockerfile, .env, .md, .gitignore)
✅ No manual input needed – just run and get your documentation

📦 Installation

Install project2pdf from PyPI:

pip install project2pdf

🛠 Usage

Simply run the command inside your project directory:

project2pdf

This will:

• Detect all project folders in the root directory
• Generate a structured PDF for each project
• Save the output in the root as project_name_documentation.pdf

📝 Example Output

After running project2pdf, you will find a PDF file like:

📂 my_project_documentation.pdf

🔧 Configuration

No additional configuration is needed. The script will:

• Include the first two levels of the directory structure
• Extract relevant code from supported files
• Format everything in a clean, readable PDF

👨‍💻 Supported File Types

The tool processes and includes the following file types:

• .py, .ipynb → Python scripts & Jupyter Notebooks
• .tsx, .js → TypeScript/JavaScript files
• Dockerfile, .env, .gitignore → Project metadata
• .md → Markdown documentation

📌 Use Cases

🔹 Quickly onboard new developers to a project
🔹 Document your project before sharing it with an LLM
🔹 Organize and archive project structures

💡 Example

If your project structure is:

my_project/
│── src/
│   ├── main.py
│   ├── utils.py
│── README.md
│── requirements.txt
│── .gitignore

project2pdf will generate my_project_documentation.pdf with:

1. Project structure (tree -L 2 output)
2. Code snippets from main.py, utils.py, etc.
3. Metadata from .gitignore, requirements.txt, etc.

🔥 Why Use This?

• Automates project documentation 📑
• Saves time onboarding new team members ⏳
• Enhances LLMs' understanding of project context 🤖

🌍 License

MIT License. Free to use and modify!

📬 Feedback & Contributions

Have ideas or found a bug? Open an issue or contribute on GitHub!