_A single-file, test-driven-development feedback loop with GPT 🌀_
npm install gptdd_A single-file, test-driven-development feedback loop with GPT 🌀_
Given command which runs a test and a file to edit , gptdd feeds the test results to GPT4, requests a fix, and offers the user the option to apply the fix.
> 💭 It would be amazing to build this in at the test runner/IDE-level, but in the interest of it being language and test-runner agnostic, it's a standalone script. If you're interested in building an IDE plugin, please reach out!
``bash`
npx gptdd \
--fileToFix lib/myFunc.ts \
--testToRun "pnpm vitest run lib/myFunc.test.ts" \
--apiKey "sk-..."
| Option | Description |
| ----------------- | -------------------------------------------------------- |
| --fileToFix, -f | The file to edit. |--testToRun, -t
| | The command to run once to get the initial test results. |--apiKey, -a
| | Your OpenAI API key. |
The following examples specific to your language/test-runner. If you don't see what you're looking for, please contribute!
#### Javascript - Vitest
`bash`
npx gptdd \
--f lib/myFunc.ts \
--t "pnpm vitest run lib/myFunc.test.ts" \
--a "sk-..."
#### Javascript - Jest
`bash`
npx gptdd \
--f lib/myFunc.ts \
--t "pnpm jest examples/myFunc.test.ts" \
--a "sk-..."
We recommend using pnpm. Clone the repository, run pnpm install. Then run pnpm link --global to make the gptdd command available globally. From there, you can make tweaks and test them out by running gptdd` in a directory with a test and file to fix.
We strongly welcome contributions of any kind- simply open a PR explaining what you've changed and why and we'll go from there.