LlamaPrint is a command-line utility that recursively searches a specified directory, printing the text content of files. It provides options to include or exclude files based on glob patterns and has the ability to follow symbolic links.
llamaprint [path] --include [include] --exclude [exclude] --follow-linkspath: The path to search. Default is the current directory.include: A glob pattern to include files. Default is*(all files).exclude: A glob pattern to exclude files. No default value.--follow-links: An optional flag to follow symbolic links. Not enabled by default.
Ensure that you have the necessary permissions to read the files and execute scripts in the specified path.
- Download the
llamaPrint.shscript. - Make it executable:
chmod +x path_to_script/llamaPrint.sh - Move it to a directory in your PATH or add its location to PATH:
- Move to a directory in PATH:
mv path_to_script/llamaPrint.sh /usr/local/bin/llamaprint - Or, add script location to PATH:
export PATH=$PATH:path_to_script(add this line to your shell profile file for permanent effect)
- Move to a directory in PATH:
- Now you can use
llamaprintfrom any location in the terminal.
You can also use the provided install.sh script to install LlamaPrint as an alias in your shell profile. Simply run:
./install.shAlways test scripts in a safe environment before using them in production to ensure they behave as expected and do not cause data loss or other issues.