🗜️ Codebase-digest is your AI-friendly codebase packer and analyzer. Features 60+ coding prompts and generates structured overviews with metrics. Ideal for feeding projects to LLMs like GPT-4, Claude, PaLM, and Gemini for code analysis and understanding.
Add the --no-input argument so the app can be run with all input prompts surpassed, e.g., to prevent Github actions from crashing.
More context
I want to use codebase-digest as part of my Github Actions pipelines.
I want it export digest as txt file, and it almost works. :)
The problematic part are your input() prompts, which currently cannot be disabled via arguments, so I added one.
I also added a basic unit testing framework to make it easier to modularize and test code in the future.
Example Github Action
Once this PR is merged and released to production, I plan to create another one with example Github Action.
If you want to try it on your own, here's the example code:
name: Consolidate Repository to Single Prompt
on:
push:
branches:
- main
workflow_dispatch:
jobs:
consolidate:
runs-on: ubuntu-latest
steps:
- name: Check out the code
uses: actions/checkout@v3
- name: Set up Python
uses: actions/setup-python@v4
with:
python-version: '3.x'
- name: Install Codebase Digest
run: pip install codebase-digest
- name: Generate Single Prompt File
run: cdigest . -f consolidated_project_prompt.txt --copy-to-clipboard=false
- name: Upload Prompt File as Artifact
uses: actions/upload-artifact@v3
with:
name: consolidated_project_prompt
path: consolidated_project_prompt.txt
Chores
This PR also creates very (very!) basic setup for unit testing. I assume this project will grow, so it would be nice to bring at least baseline for maintainability.
To run unit tests
1) Go to /codebase-digest directory
2) Run python -m unittest discover -s tests
This required adding one more dependency in requirements-dev.txt: unittest
Short summary
Add the
--no-input
argument so the app can be run with all input prompts surpassed, e.g., to prevent Github actions from crashing.More context
I want to use codebase-digest as part of my Github Actions pipelines. I want it export digest as txt file, and it almost works. :)
The problematic part are your
input()
prompts, which currently cannot be disabled via arguments, so I added one.I also added a basic unit testing framework to make it easier to modularize and test code in the future.
Example Github Action
Once this PR is merged and released to production, I plan to create another one with example Github Action.
If you want to try it on your own, here's the example code:
Chores
This PR also creates very (very!) basic setup for unit testing. I assume this project will grow, so it would be nice to bring at least baseline for maintainability.
To run unit tests 1) Go to
/codebase-digest
directory 2) Runpython -m unittest discover -s tests
This required adding one more dependency in requirements-dev.txt:
unittest