export-codebase is a CLI tool designed for Node.js projects. When you run npx export-codebase in your project directory, it reads all code and configuration files (excluding files listed in .gitignore, all .env files, and the node_modules directory) and combines their contents into a single project.txt file. Each file is prefixed with its relative path (e.g., //src/index.ts), followed by its code. This tool is useful for sharing or archiving your project's codebase in a single text file.
- Ignores files and folders specified in .gitignore
- Always excludes .env files and node_modules directory
- Supports JavaScript, TypeScript, and configuration files
- Outputs all code into a single, well-structured project.txt
npx export-codebase-o, --output <filename>: Specify the output file name (default: "project.txt")-s, --silent: Suppress informational logs (errors and final summary will still be shown)-h, --help: Display this help message--include-hidden: Process hidden files and folders (those starting with '.') that are not explicitly ignored by .gitignore or other rules.
This project is licensed under the GNU General Public License v3.0.
See the LICENSE file or read more at:
https://www.gnu.org/licenses/gpl-3.0.html