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A lightweight CLI to index a codebase and create a context-ready prompt file for LLM.
A lightweight CLI tool for indexing codebases to provide context for LLMs.
Still doing some finger-hurting typing or copy-pasting just to update your LLM about code changes or set up context in new chats (the old way 😅, without copilots)?
I run this tool to generate a structured prompt with my project files, so all I have to do is copy, paste, and the model is ready to go! ⌛⏱️✨
pip install codeindexer
# Basic usage
codeindexer --index ./my_repo --format md index_file.md
# Filter by file extensions (create a txt prompt file index_file.txt)
codeindexer --index ./my_repo --only .py,.js,.md --format txt index_file.txt
# Skip specific directories or files (create a json prompt file index_file.json)
codeindexer --index ./my_repo --skip node_modules/,venv/,*.log --format json index_file.json
# Explicitly include files/paths (even if ignored by .gitignore)
codeindexer --index ./my_repo --include important.log,temp/config.json --format md index_file.md
# Add a custom prompt at the end
codeindexer --index ./my_repo --prompt "Analyze and suggest improvements." --format md index_file.md
# Disable .gitignore parsing
codeindexer --index ./my_repo --no-gitignore --format md index_file.md
# Split the prompt into multiple parts e.g 1000 lines max (place prompt parts in the index_file/... folder)
codeindexer --index ./my_repo --format md index_file.md --split 1000
Example of indexed output file (index_file.md) 📋
# Repo: my_repo
# Folder structure:
my_repo/
├── src/
│ ├── main.py
│ ├── utils.py
├── tests/
│ ├── test_main.py
├── README.md
├── requirements.txt
# Files
# my_repo/requirements.txt
{contents of my_repo/requirements.txt}
# my_repo/README.md
{contents of my_repo/README.md}
# my_repo/src/main.py
{contents of my_repo/src/main.py}
...
________________________________________
Acknowledge the project's description and files, do no provide additional explanation, wait for instructions
--index
: Directory to index (required)--only
: Comma-separated list of file extensions to include (e.g., .py,.js,.md)--skip
: Comma-separated list of patterns to skip (e.g., node_modules/,venv/,*.log)--include
: Comma-separated list of patterns to explicitly include even if in .gitignore--format
: Output format (md, txt, json) - default is md--prompt
: Custom prompt to add at the end of the index--no-skip-env
: Include .env files (by default they are skipped)--no-gitignore
: Disable automatic parsing of .gitignore files (enabled by default)--split
: Split output into chunks with specified max lines per file (default: 1000)Contributions are welcome! Please check out our Contributing Guide for details on how to get started.
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A lightweight CLI to index a codebase and create a context-ready prompt file for LLM.
We found that codeindexer demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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