slimer
v1.0.6
Slimer is a command line tool that helps you digest a folder structure and its file contents. It was designed to help with prompt engineering.
pip install slimerpyperclip: Used for copying output to clipboard.To use Slimer, execute the slimer command and provide the necessary arguments:
slimer /path/to/directory -c -l 500 -e __pycache__ temp| Argument | Description |
|---|---|
-h, --help |
show this help message and exit |
-c, --copy |
Copy the output to the clipboard. |
-l LIMIT, --limit LIMIT |
Maximum number of characters to display from each file. No limit by default. |
-d DEPTH, --depth DEPTH |
Maximum depth to explore in the directory structure. |
-e [EXCLUDE ...], --exclude [EXCLUDE ...] |
List of files or directories to exclude. |
-i [INCLUDE ...], --include [INCLUDE ...] |
List of files or directories to forcefully include even if they are in the exclude list. |
-b, --binary |
Include binary files with a [Binary File] flag. |
-t, --tree |
Only display the folder structure without file content. |
-p PREPEND, --prepend PREPEND |
String to prepend at the beginning of the output. |
-a APPEND, --append APPEND |
String to append at the end of the output. |
-o OUTPUT, --output OUTPUT |
Path to a file where the output will be written. If not provided, prints to console. |
-r RECENT, --recent RECENT |
Only display files modified within the last N minutes. Defaults to 10 minutes when no value is provided to the argument. |
-f [FILE_EXTENSIONS ...], --file-extensions [FILE_EXTENSIONS ...] |
List of file extensions to exclusively display (e.g. .py .ts). |
-v, --version |
show program's version number and exit |
-s, --strip-comments |
Strip comments from the code in the output. |
Ben Villiere
If you'd like to contribute to the development of Slimer, please create an issue or pull request in the project repository.
This project is licensed under the MIT License.