AI

#!/bin/bash


## This script turns all you src code into .txt so you feed this codebase into any selected LLM with a small context 
# Create ai_files directory if it doesn't exist
mkdir -p ai_files

# Remove any existing files in ai_files
rm -rf ai_files/*

# Associative array to keep track of file counts
declare -A file_counts

# Function to copy file with path comment and handle naming conflicts
copy_file() {
    local file=$1
    local relative_path=${file#./}
    local base_name=$(basename "${file%.*}")
    
    if [[ -v "file_counts[$base_name]" ]]; then
        file_counts[$base_name]=$((file_counts[$base_name] + 1))
        dest_file="ai_files/${base_name}_${file_counts[$base_name]}.txt"
    else
        # file_counts[$base_name]=22
        dest_file="ai_files/${base_name}.txt"
    fi
    
    echo "// File: $relative_path" > "$dest_file"
    cat "$file" >> "$dest_file"
}

# Copy all files from the base directory to ai_files, excluding dot files and directories
find . -type f \
    -not -path '*/\.*' \
    -not -name '.*' \
    -not -path './ai_files/*' \
    -not -path './pnpm-lock.yaml' \
    -not -path './*.txt' \
    -not -path './*.md' \
    -not -path './*.svg' \
    -not -path './package-lock.json' \
    -not -path './nodes/browsers/*' \
    -not -path './dist/nodes/browsers/*' \
    -not -path './AI' \
    -not -path './node_modules/*' \
    | while read -r file; do
    copy_file "$file"
done

# Add ai_files to git
# git add ai_files

# Inform the user
echo "Files copied from the base directory to ai_files, paths added as comments, and extensions changed to .txt"
echo "Files and folders starting with dots were excluded"
echo "Files with the same name have been numbered to avoid conflicts"