prompt_generator 0.0.4

Generate Project code for Claude, ChatGPT, Gemini, Grok and others AI

PromptGenerator

A Flutter package that helps you generate prompts by collecting code from your project based on configuration.

Features

• Generates a text file containing code from specified directories
• Configurable with YAML to set paths and file patterns
• Easily skip specific file types or directories
• Customize output file name

Getting Started

Add prompt_generator to your pubspec.yaml:

dev_dependencies:
  prompt_generator: ^latest_version

Usage

1. Create configuration file

Create a prompt_generator.yaml file in your project root directory:

needYaml: true
savedFile: "app-code.txt"
skipFiles: [
  '.freezed.dart',
  '.g.dart',
  '.res.dart',
  '.config.dart',
  'app-prompt.dart',
  '/.',
]
#filePatterns: ['%_page.dart'] # Optional: uncomment if you need to filter by patterns
includePaths: [
  'lib/presentation',
]

2. Run the generator

Execute the following command in your project directory:

dart run prompt_generator:generate

This will create the output file (default: app-code.txt) with the code from the specified directories.

Configuration Options

Option	Type	Description
needYaml	boolean	Whether to include YAML configuration in the output
savedFile	string	Name of the output file
skipFiles	list	File patterns to ignore
filePatterns	list	Optional: Specific file patterns to include
includePaths	list	Directories to scan for code

Example Configuration

# Basic configuration
needYaml: true
savedFile: "app-code.txt"
skipFiles: [
  '.freezed.dart',
  '.g.dart',
]
includePaths: [
  'lib/presentation',
  'lib/domain',
]

# With file patterns
needYaml: true
savedFile: "features-code.txt"
skipFiles: [
  '.freezed.dart',
  '.g.dart',
]
filePatterns: [
  '%_page.dart',
  '%_widget.dart',
]
includePaths: [
  'lib/features',
]

Use Cases

This package is particularly useful for:

• Generating code documentation
• Creating prompts for AI coding assistants
• Sharing code snippets with others
• Analyzing your codebase structure