CodeMerge is a command-line tool for merging multiple code files into a single output file. It provides an easy way to combine code from different files while ignoring certain files/directories and calculating token counts.
- Merge multiple code files into one output file
- Specify files/directories to ignore during merging
- Calculate token counts for each file and total tokens
- Verbose output mode for detailed information
- Written in Go for fast performance
- Can be used with AI large language models (LLMs) for context-aware code generation
To install CodeMerge, you need to have Go installed on your system. Then you can use go get to download and install the tool:
go install github.com/gelleson/codemergeThis will download the source code, compile it, and install the codemerge binary in your $GOPATH/bin directory.
To merge code files, use the merge command:
codemerge merge -o merged.txtThis will merge files into the output file merged.txt.
Additional options:
-o, --output: Specify the output file name (required)-i, --ignores: Specify files/directories to ignore (can be used multiple times)-v, --verbose: Enable verbose output mode
To calculate token counts without merging, use the tokens command:
codemerge tokens -c 5This will calculate the token counts for each file and display the top 5 files with the most tokens.
Additional options:
-c, --count: Specify the number of top files to display-i, --ignores: Specify files/directories to ignore (can be used multiple times)-v, --verbose: Enable verbose output mode
CodeMerge respects .gitignore files for specifying files/directories to ignore during merging and token calculation. You can also use the -i flag to specify additional ignore patterns.
Contributions are welcome! If you find any issues or have suggestions for improvements, please open an issue or submit a pull request on the GitHub repository.
CodeMerge is open-source software released under the MIT License.