Generate LLM prompts from your codebase easily with code2prompt
, a Node.js package designed to help you create structured documentation or coding challenge prompts directly from your project's source code.
- Recursively traverse your codebase directory.
- Filter files by extension to include only relevant code files.
- Automatically ignore specified directories or files using glob patterns.
- Generate structured data including a source tree and file contents.
- Utilize Handlebars templates for flexible output formatting.
Install code2prompt
using npm:
npm install code2prompt
Or using yarn:
yarn add code2prompt
Here's a simple example on how to use code2prompt to generate a prompt from your codebase:
const Code2Prompt = require('code2prompt');
!async function(){
const options = {
path: "/path/to/your/codebase",
extensions: ["js", "ts"], // Specify the extensions to filter for
//template: 'templates/default.hbs',
template: 'templates/write-readme.hbs',
ignore: ["**/node_modules/**"], // Specify patterns to ignore
OPENAI_KEY: 'YOUR_OPENAI API KEY' // needed for calling 'request', if not it's optional
};
const code2Prompt = new Code2Prompt(options);
const prompt = await code2Prompt.generateContextPrompt();
console.log(prompt);
// make request to openAI
const generateReadme = await code2Prompt.request("Generate a readme file from the given codebase",z.object({
readme: z.string().describe('The generated contents of the readme file'),
}));
// generatedReadme = { data: { readme: 'Generated readme.md content' }, usage:{ totalTokens, promptTokens, completionTokens } }
console.log('Generated readme.md',generateReadme.data.readme);
// some templates (like write-readme) contain a 'schema' md code block with the return schema for the prompt, so you can call it as is and it'll work
const generateReadme2 = await code2Prompt.request();
}();
code2prompt uses Handlebars templates to format the output. You can specify a custom template path in the options to use your own Handlebars template. Here's a basic template example:
Contributions to code2prompt are welcome! Please feel free to submit issues, pull requests, or suggest features.
This project is licensed under the MIT License - see the LICENSE file for details.