RepoConcat

This tool combines the contents of a GitHub repository into a single text file, making it easier to use with Large Language Models (LLMs). It generates a summary of the project, including a directory tree and concatenated contents of specified files, with the option to prioritize a main file.

Features

• Repository Summarization: Combines the contents of a GitHub repository into a single text file for easy use with LLMs.
• Directory Tree Generation: Provides a detailed directory tree structure of the repository.
• File Concatenation: Concatenates specified files into an output file in the order listed in the configuration file.
• Main File Prioritization: Prioritizes a specified main file in the output.
• Hidden Files Inclusion: Optionally includes hidden files and directories.
• Pattern Matching: Supports wildcard and regex entries for specifying file patterns.
• Ignore Patterns: Supports excluding files or folders based on specified patterns.
• Customization: Allows customization of maximum characters, tree depth, and items per directory.

Installation

To install the necessary dependencies, run:

pip install -r requirements.txt

Usage

python main.py [directory] [-m MAIN_FILE] [-c MAX_CHARS] [-t TREE_DEPTH] [-i] [-x MAX_ITEMS] [-n INCLUDE] [-g IGNORE]

Arguments

• directory (str): The path to the local repository.
• -m, --main_file (str): The main file to prioritize in the output.
• -c, --max_chars (int): Maximum number of characters to include in the output file.
• -t, --tree_depth (int): Maximum depth of the directory tree to include in the output file.
• -i, --include_hidden: Include hidden files and directories.
• -x, --max_items (int): Maximum number of items to include in each directory to avoid clutter.
• -n, --include (str): Path to the configuration file with filename patterns to include in the output.
• -g, --ignore (str): Path to the configuration file with filename patterns to exclude from the output.

Example

python main.py /path/to/repository -m main.py -c 10000 -t 5 -i -x 100 -n include.txt -g ignore.txt

Configuration Files

Include File

The include file should contain filename patterns to include in the output, one pattern per line. Wildcards and regex entries are supported.

Example include.txt:

*.py
*.md
*.json

Ignore File

The ignore file should contain filename patterns to exclude from the output, one pattern per line. Wildcards and regex entries are supported.

Example ignore.txt:

*.test.py
tests/
docs/