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| 3 | + # Generate Context on Multiple Files |
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| 5 | +## Step 1: Open the Dev-Docs Extension |
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| 8 | +Open the Dev-Docs extension in your IDE. You should see options like "Sign Out", "Generate Context", "Create Custom Doc", etc. on the left side. |
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| 10 | +## Step 2: Navigate to the Index File |
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| 13 | +Navigate to the main index.js file of your project. This file typically contains the core functionality and imports. |
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| 15 | +## Step 3: Access the "Generate Context" Feature |
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| 18 | +Click on the "Generate Context" button in the Dev-Docs panel. This will open up the context generation interface. |
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| 20 | +## Step 4: Select Multiple Files |
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| 23 | +In the "Generate a new document for your repo" section, select multiple files to use as context. In this example, "/index.js", "/package.json", "/test.js", and "/tests/removeB" are selected. |
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| 25 | +## Step 5: Choose Context Creation Location |
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| 28 | +Decide where the context should be created. You have options like "codebase" or "user-facing docs". Select the appropriate option for your needs. |
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| 30 | +## Step 6: Generate the New Document |
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| 33 | +Click the "Generate New Doc" button to create the context document based on the selected files. |
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| 35 | +## Step 7: View Generated Context |
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| 38 | +The generated context document will open, showing a summary of the selected files. In this example, it displays information about the package.json configuration file, including project metadata, scripts, and dependencies. |
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