Codetotxt

Combine multiple code files into a single text file with custom filenames and output directory management.

How to Use

1. Install the Extension: Search for Codetotxt in the Visual Studio Code Marketplace and install it.

2. Combine Files:

   • Use the command palette (Ctrl+Shift+P or Cmd+Shift+P on macOS) and search for Combine Files.
   • Select the files you want to combine.
   • Choose the custom output filename and confirm.

3. Locate Combined Files: The combined file will be saved in a new folder named combined_files within your workspace.

4. Manage Files:

   • You can remove files from the list before combining them by selecting the files and using the remove option.

Features

• Custom Output Filenames: Rename the combined file to a custom name, such as com.txt, com2.txt, etc.
• File Management: Files are combined into a new folder named combined_files within the workspace.
• File Removal: Easily remove selected files from the list before combining them.
• Responsive UI: Intuitive UI with drag-and-drop functionality, file list management, and a responsive design.

Requirements

• Visual Studio Code (version 1.60 or higher)
• Node.js (version 14 or higher)

Extension Settings

• codetotxt.enable: Enable or disable this extension.
• codetotxt.outputFormat: Set to txt to specify the output file format.

Known Issues

• Issue #1: Drag and drop functionality may not work in some VS Code environments.
• Issue #2: Files in unsupported formats may not combine correctly.

Release Notes

Users appreciate release notes as you update your extension.

1.0.0

• Initial release of codetotxt.

• Added support for custom output filenames and combined files in a new directory.

1.1.0

Contribution

Help by upvoting or commenting on issues we need to resolve
Any other contribution is welcome. Feel free to open any issue/PR you think.

Repository

You can find the code repository for this project at: CodetoTxt GitHub Repository