ai-code-bundler v1.0.4

AI Code Bundler (aicb)

AI Code Bundler is a tool designed to bundle your code into a format suitable for AI learning, specifically for AI models that support file uploads like Claude.

Installation

You can install AI Code Bundler globally using npm:

npm install -g ai-code-bundler

Or you can use it directly with npx:

npx ai-code-bundler

Usage

You can use AI Code Bundler without installation using npx:

npx ai-code-bundler [options]

Or, if you prefer, you can install it globally:

npm install -g ai-code-bundler
aicb [options]

If no path is specified, it will use the current directory.

Options

• --output, -o: Output directory for bundled files (default: 'bundled_output')
• --extensions, -e: Allowed file extensions (default: .js, .ts, .tsx, .css, .json)
• --maxFiles, -m: Maximum number of output files (default: 5)
• --maxFileSize, -s: Maximum size of each output file in MB (default: 30)
• --ignoreGitignore, -i: Ignore .gitignore rules (by default, .gitignore rules are followed)

Examples

Bundle the current directory:

aicb

Bundle a specific directory with custom options:

aicb /path/to/your/code -o bundled -e .js .ts -m 3 -s 20 -i

This will bundle the code in /path/to/your/code, output to a 'bundled' directory, only include .js and .ts files, create a maximum of 3 files, each with a maximum size of 20MB, and ignore .gitignore rules.

Development

1. Clone the repository
2. Install dependencies: npm install
3. Build the project: npm run build
4. Run locally: node dist/cli.js

Making Changes

This project uses Changesets for version management.

1. Make your changes
2. Run npm run changeset to create a new changeset
3. Commit the changeset along with your changes
4. When ready to release, run npm run version to update versions and changelogs
5. Run npm run release to publish the new version

License

This project is licensed under the MIT License.