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Tiratana 💎

Tiratana is a powerful and simple commandline tool (CLI) that generates useful codebase reports in a single command! Designed to save time and effort, Tiratana helps you uncover architectural insights, design patterns, potential vulnerabilities, and more, all in a minimal and elegant way.

Why Tiratana?

Manually analyzing a codebase is often time-consuming and requires a high level of engineering proficiency. Tiratana streamlines this process by leveraging the power of modern programming and AI advancements to:

Provide a quick overview of the codebase.
Highlight architectural and design patterns.
Detect potential vulnerabilities.
Save time for developers, consultants, and teams.
Whether you’re reviewing your codebase or analyzing one for a client, Tiratana offers actionable insights in a compact, easy-to-understand markdown report.

Installation

Install Tiratana using npm:

npm install tiratana -g

Custom Environment Variables

If you want to use custom environment variables, you can create a file with the name env in the root directory of your project. The file should contain OPENAI_API_KEY=<your_api_key>.

tiratana -d ./my-codebase --env ./path/to/env/file.env

Usage

Run Tiratana on a codebase:

tiratana -d ./my-project -o report.md -v

Options

--directory, -d: The directory to process (required).
--outputFile, -o: Specify a file to save the generated report (optional).
--verbose, -v: Print verbose logs (default: false).
--performanceStats, -p: Display performance statistics (optional).
--writePreliminaryAnalysis, -z: Save preliminary analysis to a file (optional).
--standardize, -s: Generate a standardized report (optional).
--standardizationFile, -f: Use a file for report standardization (optional).
--env, -e: Specify an environment file to load (optional).
--version: Show the current version of Tiratana.
--help: Show help.

Examples

Generate a basic report (output file is autogenerated):

tiratana -d ./my-codebase

Generate a report and save it to a named file:

tiratana -d ./my-codebase -o report.md

Enable verbose logging:

tiratana -d ./my-codebase -v

Generate performance statistics:

tiratana -d ./my-codebase -p

Using custom environment variables:

tiratana -d ./my-codebase --env ./path/to/env/file.env

For Contributors

We welcome contributions! Follow these steps to get started:

Setup Instructions

Clone the repository:

git clone https://github.com/yourusername/tiratana.git
cd tiratana

Install dependencies:
```
npm install
```
Build the package:
```
npm run build
```
Start the application:
```
npm run start
```
Run tests:
```
npm run test
```

Contribution Guidelines

Fork the repository and create a new branch for your feature or fix.
Make your changes and ensure they pass all tests.
Submit a pull request with a clear description of your changes.

License

Tiratana is licensed under the MIT License. See the LICENSE file for more details.

Start generating smarter codebase reports with Tiratana today! 🎉

"I don't configure what I can't figure" 🦹🏼 — Aditya Patange (AdiPat)