penify-cli

Penify CLI

Penify CLI is a command-line tool for managing Git hooks, generating documentation, and streamlining the development workflow. It provides functionality to install and uninstall Git post-commit hooks, generate documentation for files or folders, perform Git commits with automated message generation, and manage authentication.

Installation

You can install Penify CLI using pip:

pip install penify-cli

Usage

Penify CLI provides several subcommands for different functionalities:

Login

To log in and obtain an API token:

penify-cli login

This command will open a browser window for authentication. After successful login, the API key will be saved locally for future use.

Install Git Hook

To install the Git post-commit hook:

penify-cli install-hook -l /path/to/git/repo

• -l, --location: The path to the Git repository where you want to install the hook.

Uninstall Git Hook

To uninstall the Git post-commit hook:

penify-cli uninstall-hook -l /path/to/git/repo

• -l, --location: The path to the Git repository from which you want to uninstall the hook.

Generate Documentation

To generate documentation for files or folders:

penify-cli doc-gen [options]

Options:

• -fl, --file_path: Path to a specific file for which to generate documentation.
• -cf, --complete_folder_path: Path to a folder for which to generate documentation for all files.
• -gf, --git_folder_path: Path to a Git repository to generate documentation for modified files. Defaults to the current directory.

Commit Code

To commit code with an automatically generated commit message:

penify-cli commit -gf /path/to/git/repo [-m "Optional message"] [-e True/False]

• -gf, --git_folder_path: Path to the Git repository. Defaults to the current directory.
• -m, --message: Optional commit message. If not provided, a default message will be used.
• -e, --terminal: Set to "True" to open the terminal for editing the commit message. Defaults to "False".

Authentication

Penify CLI uses an API token for authentication. The token is obtained and used in the following priority:

1. Command-line argument: -t or --token
2. Environment variable: PENIFY_API_TOKEN
3. Stored credentials: ~/.penify file (created after successful login)

If no token is available, you'll be prompted to log in or provide a token.

Environment Variables

• PENIFY_API_TOKEN: You can set this environment variable with your API token to avoid passing it as an argument each time.

Development

To set up the development environment:

1. Clone the repository:

   git clone https://github.com/SingularityX-ai/penify-cli.git
   

2. Install the package in editable mode:

   pip install -e .
   

License

This project is licensed under the MIT License.

Author

Suman Saurabh ([e-mail])

Contributing

Contributions are welcome! Please feel free to submit a Pull Request.

Issues

If you encounter any problems or have suggestions, please file an issue on the GitHub repository.

Support

For automated API Documentation, Architecture Documentation, Code Documentation, Pull Request Documentation, or if you need a demo, please join our Discord support channel.