code-vectorizer

Code Vectorizer

Code Vectorizer is a tool written in Typescript that helps you vectorize your code. This tool uses a number of dependencies, including "polyfact" for creating and updating memories, and "progress" to keep track of the vectorization process.

Features

• Vectorizes code from a list of file paths.
• Efficiently handles multiple files.
• Supports batch processing for better performance.
• Displays a progress bar to monitor the processing.
• Can handle large files by splitting them into chunks and vectorizing them separately.
• Includes error handling for common issues like passing a directory instead of a file path.

Installation/Setup

You need to have Node.js and npm installed on your machine. Once you have these, you can install the project using:

npm install code-vectorizer

Usage

You can use the vectorizer function directly in your code:

import { vectorizer } from "../lib/index";

const filePaths = ["lib/index.ts", "package.json"];
vectorizer(filePaths, 512);

This will vectorize the files located at the paths specified in the filePaths array. The second argument is the maximum token count for splitting large files into manageable chunks.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

Q: What is a vectorizer?

A: In the context of this application, a vectorizer is a tool that converts code into a vector form that can be processed by machine learning algorithms.

Q: What files can I vectorize?

A: You can vectorize any text file. It's designed to handle code files, but there's no hard restriction on the file type.

Q: How do I handle errors?

A: The vectorizer function will throw an error if it encounters an issue, such as attempting to process a directory instead of a file. You should use try/catch blocks to handle these errors in your own code.

Contribution Guidelines

If you wish to contribute to this project, you're welcome to make a pull request. Please ensure that your code follows the existing style and that all tests pass before you make a pull request.

Contact Information

For any further queries, please reach out to: kgricour [e-mail]

Note: Always remember to use this tool responsibly and make sure you have the right to vectorize the code you are processing.