What is PyScriptAggregator?
PyScriptAggregator is a Python tool designed to consolidate Python code from various files within a directory and its subdirectories. Whether you're looking to batch together multiple scripts or get a summary of definitions across a project, this tool can help. A primary use case is efficiently consolidating codebases for language models like ChatGPT.

To get the latest version directly from the repository:

git clone https://github.com/Kleybrink/PyScriptAggregator.git
cd PyScriptAggregator
pip install .

Note: Instead of installing the requirements via requirements.txt, we're suggesting the use of pip install ., as this method will also make the sagg script globally available in your environment.

Once installed, you can use sagg from any directory in your command line:

sagg --output=OUTPUT_FILENAME.txt

Options:

• --remove-comments: Removes comments and docstrings from the Python files.
• --output or -o: Specifies the name of the output file (default is combined_code.txt).
• --depth or -d: Sets the maximum directory depth to search (default is 1, meaning only the next directory level).
• --show-defs or -s: Instead of showing the full content, only show definitions (functions, classes, variables) in the output.
• --no-filter-for or -e: Specify a filename for which you want to show the full content, excluding it from other filters. For example, -e special_script.py will show the complete content of special_script.py.

Example: To consolidate all Python files in the current directory and its immediate subdirectories, excluding comments, and only showing definitions:

sagg --remove-comments --depth=1 --show-defs --output=consolidated_summary.txt