Repomix provides a wealth of configuration options to suit different project needs, mainly realized in the following ways:
- Generating configuration files: Implementation
repomix --initestablishrepomix.config.jsontemplates - Main configuration items::
- Output settings: define file path, format style (xml/markdown/text)
- Ignore rules: Specify files/directories to exclude, supports direct reuse of .gitignore
- Header information: add item description text
- Security check: control of sensitive information filtering switches
- special handling::
- Support for Docker runtime: easy integration into CI/CD processes
- Remote repository branches can be specified: precise control over the version of the code to be packaged
Example of actual project configuration:
{
"output": {
"filePath": "docs/code-review.md",
"style": "markdown",
"header": "项目前端代码v2.1"
},
"ignore": {
"patterns": ["*.lock", "temp/*"]
}
}With proper configuration, you can ensure that the output file contains the necessary code without exposing sensitive information.
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