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lazysearch v1.0.4

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LazySearch

LazySearch is an AI-powered command line tool designed to simplify and streamline your development experience.

Installation

To use LazySearch, you need to install it globally using npm. Run the following command in your terminal:

npm install lazysearch -g

Usage

Once installed, you can use LazySearch by typing lzs followed by the command p and your prompt in double quotes. For example:

lzs p "write the boiler plate code for setting up an express server"

This will generate the code and print it in your terminal.

Saving Output to a File

LazySearch also allows you to save the output to a file by using the -c flag followed by the filename. For example:

lzs p "write a boiler plate code for setting up an express server" -c server.js

This will create a file named server.js and paste the generated code into it.

Command Syntax

The basic syntax for using LazySearch is:

lzs p "<prompt>" [-c <filename>]
  • lzs: The command to invoke LazySearch
  • p: The command to generate code based on the prompt
  • <prompt>: The prompt to generate code for, enclosed in double quotes
  • -c <filename>: Optional flag to save the output to a file

Examples

  • Generate a boilerplate Express server: lzs p "write the boiler plate code for setting up an express server"
  • Generate a boilerplate Express server and save to a file: lzs p "write a boiler plate code for setting up an express server" -c server.js

By following these simple steps, you can harness the power of LazySearch to streamline your development workflow and save time.

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