gptunzip

gptunzip 📦

gptunzip is a command-line utility designed to transform a zipped Git repository into a structured text format, ideal for feeding into ChatGPT 🤖 and other NLP models. This tool simplifies the conversion process, enabling efficient processing and analysis of repository contents.

Installation 🛠️

Before installing gptunzip, ensure you have the Go programming language 🐹 installed on your system. If not, you can download it from the official Go website.

Install gptunzip by running:

go install github.com/ginkida/gptunzip@latest

This command installs the gptunzip binary into your $GOPATH/bin directory. Ensure $GOPATH/bin is in your $PATH for easy access to the gptunzip command.

Usage 🚀

To use gptunzip, execute the following command:

gptunzip [flags] /path/to/zipped/git/repository.zip

Flags 🚩

gptunzip supports the creation of smaller, manageable parts for ChatGPT with a single flag:

• -p, --parts: When enabled, the utility creates smaller parts of the chatGPT text, making it easier to manage and process. This is particularly useful for large repositories.

Simplified File Handling 🗂️

gptunzip streamlines the process by focusing on the essential task of converting and structuring repository data. There's no need for a .gptignore file or handling .gitignore files, as the tool automatically processes the entire zipped repository.

Contributing 🤝

Your contributions are welcome! Feel free to submit pull requests or open issues on the GitHub repository to improve gptunzip or suggest new features.

License 📄

gptunzip is made available under the MIT License, offering flexibility and freedom for personal and commercial use. Check out the LICENSE file for more information.