bugbuddy1 v1.0.4

BugBuddy CLI 🐞

Welcome aboard BugBuddy Express Flight A11 to the world! While we wait for takeoff, please take a moment to review the docs. Sleeping is prohibited for the duration of the flight, but if you’ve got some good coffee, feel free to pass it around. Let's debug with style and land safely on the shores of clean code!

Features

• Error Log Analysis: Parse error logs and provide insights on the root cause of issues. Suggest potential fixes for common errors.

• Auto Backup Automatically creates backups of error logs and processed files to ensure debugging sessions are safe.

• Intelligent Fix Suggestions Leverages AI to suggest fixes for code issues.

• Seamless Integration Works with vanila js, node.js and react.

• Easy to Use Simple CLI commands make debugging accessible and efficient.

Installation

To install BugBuddy, ensure you have Node.js installed, then run:

  npm install -g bugbuddy1

Usage

BugBuddy offers simple commands for all your debugging needs:

1. Analyze an Error Message Directly

Use the bugbuddy check command to input an error message directly into the terminal.

Example

  bugbuddy1 check

You will be prompted to enter your error message. BugBuddy will then analyze the error and provide debugging insights, such as the likely cause and suggestions for fixes.

2. Analyze a JavaScript File

Use the bugbuddy check -f command to scan a JavaScript file for errors.

Example

  bugbuddy1 check -f <path-to-file>

BugBuddy will:

• Parse the eg app.js file.
• Identify and analyze errors in your code.
• Provide AI-powered suggestions for fixing the errors.

3. Analyze and fix Automatically

Use the bugbuddy check -f --fix command to analyze the file and apply suggested fixes directly.

Example

  bugbuddy1 check -f <path-to-file> --fix

BugBuddy will:

• Scan file.
• Identify errors and provide suggested fixes.
• Apply fixes directly to the file (with a backup created automatically).

Contributing

We welcome contribution to BugBuddy! Please follow these steps:

1. Fork the repository

2. Create a new branch:

    git checkout -b feature/your-feature-name

3. Make your changes and commit

    git commit -m "Add your commit message"

4. Push to your branch:

    git push origin feature/your-feature-name

5. Submit a pull request

Happy Debugging! The flight has landed successfully!!!🎉✈️