snap2txt 0.2.1

A tool to save project structure and contents to a text file

Snap2Txt

Snap2Txt is a Python utility that captures the structure and contents of a project directory and saves them into a text file. It's designed for quick documentation of your project's file system.

Features

• Complete Capture: Records the entire file structure and contents of the project.
• Customizable Filters: Offers ignore and whitelist options for targeted scanning.
• Command-Line Interface: Simple and easy-to-use command-line tool.

Installation

Install Snap2Txt with pip:

pip install snap2txt

Note: The installation now automatically provides .il and .wl files along with the package.

Usage

Navigate to your project directory and run:

snap2txt

By default, Snap2Txt will scan all files and directories in the current folder and produce an output file called project_contents.txt.

Locate the .il and .wl Files

If you need to see where Snap2Txt’s .il and .wl files were installed on your system (e.g., to customize them), run:

snap2txt --show-locations

This will print the full path to each file, so you can open or edit them as needed.

Optional Flags

• --il: Use ignore list defined in .il.
• --wl: Use whitelist defined in .wl.

Example:

snap2txt --il

snap2txt --wl

Configuration

Snap2Txt respects two files for filtering:

1. Ignore List (.il): Exclude certain files/directories.
2. Whitelist (.wl): Include only certain files/directories.

By default, Snap2Txt installs a basic .il and .wl in the package directory. To tailor the behavior for your project, you can edit those files or replace them with your own custom rules.

Tip: To quickly locate where these files were installed, use snap2txt --show-locations.

Example .il File

node_modules/
*.log

Example .wl File

*.py
*.md

Contributing

Contributions to Snap2Txt are welcome! Feel free to fork the repository, make your changes, and submit a pull request.

License

Snap2Txt is open-sourced software licensed under the MIT license.

Support

For support, questions, or feedback, please open an issue in the GitHub repository.