@gitsense/gscb-cli

GitSense Chat Bridge (GSCB) CLI

The GitSense Chat Bridge (GSCB) Command Line Interface is a tool designed to import various data sources, primarily Git repositories, into a GitSense Chat SQLite database. This allows the GitSense Chat application to leverage your code repositories for enhanced conversational AI capabilities.

Table of Contents

• Installation
• Usage
  • Import Git Repository
• Development
• Contributing
• License

Installation

To install the GSCB CLI, ensure you have Node.js and npm (or yarn/pnpm) installed.

Install via npm (Recommended for users):

To install the CLI globally, run:

npm install -g @gitsense/gscb-cli

This will make the gscb command available directly in your terminal.

Install from source (For contributors/developers):

If you intend to contribute or develop the CLI, you can clone the repository and build it:

# Clone the repository
git clone https://github.com/gitsense/gscb-cli.git
cd gscb-cli

# Install dependencies
npm install

# Build the project
npm run build

After building, the gscb executable will be available in dist/bin/gscb.js.

Usage

The GSCB CLI's primary function is to import data.

Import Git Repository

The import git command allows you to import a Git repository into your GitSense Chat database. The command now uses positional arguments for a more streamlined experience, with the database path specified as an option.

Current Version: 0.1.0

Syntax:

gscb import git <repo directory> <repo owner> <repo name> <branch> [options]

Arguments:

• <repo directory>: The local path to the Git repository (e.g., ./my-repo, . for current directory).
• <repo owner>: The owner or organization name of the repository (e.g., gitsense).
• <repo name>: The name of the repository (e.g., gscb-cli).
• <branch>: The Git branch to import (e.g., main, develop). The ref-type is automatically set to branch.

Options:

• --db-path <path>: The path to the GitSense Chat SQLite database file (e.g., ./test.db). Defaults to ./data/chats.sqlite3 relative to the CLI executable.
• -s, --max-size <size>: Maximum file size in KB to include in the import (default: 256).
• -i, --include <pattern>: Regular expression pattern to include specific files.
• -x, --exclude <pattern>: Regular expression pattern to exclude specific files.
• -p, --prompt <name>: Name of the system prompt to use for processing.
• --include-binary: Include binary files in the import (by default, binary files are skipped).
• -v, --verbose: Enable verbose logging for detailed output.

Examples:

• Import a repository from the current directory:

    gscb import git . gitsense gscb-cli main --db-path ./test.db

• Import a specific repository with a custom max file size and verbose logging:

    gscb import git /path/to/your/repo my-company my-project develop --db-path ./data/chat.db -s 512 -v

• Import a repository, including binary files and excluding certain patterns:

    gscb import git ./another-repo your-org awesome-app main --db-path ./db/app.sqlite --include-binary -x "node_modules|dist"

List Imported Data

The list command allows you to view imported data, specifically Git repositories.

Syntax:

gscb list [type] [owner] [repoName] [options]

Arguments:

• [type]: (Optional) The type of data to list. Currently, only git is supported. If omitted, available types will be listed.
• [owner]: (Optional) Filter by repository owner. Only applicable when type is git.
• [repoName]: (Optional) Filter by repository name. Only applicable when type is git.

Options:

• --db-path <path>: Path to the GitSense Chat SQLite database. Defaults to ./data/chats.sqlite3 relative to the CLI executable.

Examples:

• List all available data types:

    gscb list

• List all imported Git repositories:

    gscb list git

• List all imported Git repositories from a specific database path:

    gscb list git --db-path ./my-custom-db.sqlite