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Following @huy-trn's suggestion in the previous discussion, let's explore the possibility of migrating Repomix to browser-side execution. This would enable static site hosting and potentially reduce server costs.
The main challenge would be the git clone functionality. I've been thinking that isomorphic-git might be a solution, along with addressing any library incompatibilities.
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@PaperBoardOfficial
The idea of browser-specific implementation actually stems from https://repomix.com process being server-side right now. If we could make it run entirely in the browser, it would help reduce server costs.
Regarding a browser extension - I'm definitely open to creating one if there are compelling use cases.
At the moment, I don't have any strong ideas for functionality that would really benefit from being a browser extension, but I'd be interested in hearing any specific needs or ideas you might have in mind!
I thought that user can get just click the extension popup or sidepanel and select the respective code folder from their laptop or paste the github url (maybe the extension can autoread the url if the user is on github/bitbucket.com).
But, I think website is also fine, maybe extension can be put in roadmap.
Following @huy-trn's suggestion in the previous discussion, let's explore the possibility of migrating Repomix to browser-side execution. This would enable static site hosting and potentially reduce server costs.
The main challenge would be the git clone functionality. I've been thinking that isomorphic-git might be a solution, along with addressing any library incompatibilities.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: