crev is a command-line tool that allows you to easily bundle your codebase into a single file for use with LLMs.

This project is a fork of vossenwout/crev, with improvements to the command syntax to make the bundle command more intuitive and customizable for various use cases. The bundle command follows familiar patterns from other Linux command-line tools, taking a directory as its primary argument and supporting include and exclude flags for granular control. It also supports globbing for include and exclude flags, using the excellent doublestar library.

• Bundle your codebase into a single .txt file.
• Select files and directories to include or exclude.
• Cross-platform support (Linux, macOS, Windows).
• Customizable (ignore / include specific files, directories, etc).
• Written in Go.

For installation instructions and documentation, go to the official docs.

• Bundle your codebase (saved locally as a .txt file):

  crev bundle .

• Generate a .crev-config.yaml file to customise includes and excludes.:

  crev init

The crev bundle command accepts include and exclude flags and supports file globbing for finer-grained control over which files are included in the project. If no path is specified as the first argument, it defaults to the current directory.

crev bundle --exclude='*.md' --exclude='test/*'
crev bundle --include='src/**' --exclude='src/vendor/**'

We welcome contributions!