⚠️ NOTE
You are reading a post about an older version of the extension. Newer versions automatically apply the generated diffs from your clipboard and add many more features. Check out the GitHub Repository for the most up-to-date details, or read this updated post on DEV.
The UI:
An example output:
# Project structure
```
.gitattributes
.gitignore
AGENTS.md
CONTRIBUTING.md
LICENSE
README.md
assets/preview.webp
docs/me/prompt.md
docs/me/publishing.md
pyproject.toml
reptclip-config.toml
src/reptclip/__init__.py
src/reptclip/cli.py
src/reptclip/cli_parser.py
src/reptclip/clipboard.py
src/reptclip/config.py
src/reptclip/file_reader.py
src/reptclip/filters.py
src/reptclip/git_files.py
src/reptclip/markdown_builder.py
tests/test_cli.py
tests/test_config.py
tests/test_file_reader.py
tests/test_filters.py
tests/test_git_files.py
tests/test_markdown_builder.py
```
# AGENTS.md
```
Do not make mistakes.
```
# Prompt
<- Cursor lands here; you can quickly start typing!
Basically, type whatever you want to copy, then press Enter. Context will be copied straight to your clipboard!
Also, you'll get suggestions as you type:
State is stored on a per-project basis. When you come back, your configuration will too!
It's inspired by my CLI app PipxClip, which was formerly ReptClip. So I named it ReptClip for VS Code.
Here are the key improvements from the CLI version:
- No need to provide quotes for glob patterns: This is impossible in the CLI
- Get suggestions as you type
- Syntax highlighting
- Intuitive UI (README not required!)
It's really useful for me because this is my workflow when I finish my GitHub Copilot free credits:
- Copy files
- Paste them into gemini.google.com
- Paste them back
And repeat:
If you also found this helpful, please consider giving a ⭐ on GitHub! It really helps A LOT!
Thank you for reading till the end! Please let me know what you think. I am really curious!
Issues and PRs are welcome too!
