AutoCoder Toolkit 🪄

The AutoCoder Toolkit helps you find and fix errors, perform code-quality refactoring, and translate code between different programming languages (while finding substitute packages and imports as it goes).

Installation

Clone the repo then install the dependencies via poetry:

poetry install

Usage

Importing the Toolkit

Import the necessary functions from the module and get to toolkitting!:

from auto_coder_toolkit import (
  refactor_code,
  update_code, 
  fix_errors, 
  translate_code, 
  find_imports, 
  is_external_import, 
  find_alternative_imports,
  process_directory,
 )

Translating Code

Translate code from one language to another using the translate_code function:

translated_code = translate_code(source_language, target_language, code)

• source_language: The source programming language (e.g., "Python")
• target_language: The target programming language (e.g., "JavaScript")
• code: The code to be translated

Finding Import Statements

Find all import statements in a file using the find_imports function:

import_statements = find_imports(file_path, source_language)

• file_path: The path to the file containing the code
• source_language: The source programming language (e.g., "Python")

Determining if an Import Statement is External

Check if an import statement is for an external package or a reference to another file in the project using the is_external_import function:

is_external = is_external_import(import_statement, source_language)

• import_statement: The import statement to check
• source_language: The source programming language (e.g., "Python")

Finding Alternative Imports

Find alternative imports in the target language for a list of source language imports using the find_alternative_imports function:

alternative_imports = find_alternative_imports(source_imports, source_language, target_language, browser_compatible=False)

• source_imports: A list of import statements in the source language
• source_language: The source programming language (e.g., "Python")
• target_language: The target programming language (e.g., "JavaScript")
• browser_compatible (optional): Set to True to find browser-compatible alternatives for JavaScript or TypeScript. Default is False.

Contributing

Contributions are welcome! If you have suggestions for improvements or bug fixes, please open an issue or submit a pull request.

License

This project is licensed under the MIT License.