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xhinobi

xhinobi simplifies the process of aggregating text content from multiple files without the need to manually open and copy each file individually. Instead of laboriously opening each file and copying its content, Xhinobi streamlines this task by allowing users to gather text from multiple files automatically using command-line instructions. Xhinobi is a useful tool when you need to copy a large amount of text content from multiple files for use in a language model like ChatGPT or Phind. This is especially helpful when you're coding and need to provide the model with a large amount of context or data.

Prerequisites

Bun : curl -fsSL https://bun.sh/install | bash
On ubuntu you need xsel : sudo apt install xsel

Installation

npm install -g xhinobi

Usage

It is designed to work with other command-line tools like fdfind and fzf. Here is an example of how to use it:

fdfind --type f --exclude node_modules,dist | fzf -m | xhinobi

In this example, fdfind is used to find all files in the current directory excluding node_modules and dist. The output is piped to fzf for multi-selection and then piped to xhinobi. xhinobi will combine all the content from those files, minify them, and copy them to the clipboard.