Just show me the code.

Tired of clicking around complex file hierarchies of GitHub repos? Do you just want to see all of the code on a single page? Enter rendergitplus. Flatten any Git repository (local or remote) into a single, static HTML page with syntax highlighting, markdown rendering, and a clean sidebar navigation. Perfect for code review, exploration, and an instant Ctrl+F experience.

Install and use easily with uv:

uv tool install git+https://github.com/Sohil876/rendergitPlus
rendergitplus https://github.com/karpathy/nanogpt    # Remote repository
rendergitplus /path/to/local/repo                   # Local repository

Alternatively, more manual pip install example:

git clone https://github.com/Sohil876/rendergitPlus
cd rendergitPlus
pip install -e .
rendergitplus https://github.com/karpathy/nanoGPT   # Remote repository
rendergitplus /path/to/local/repo                   # Local repository

The code will:

1. Clone the repo (if URL) or use the local directory (if path)
2. Render its source code into a single static temporary HTML file
3. Automatically open the file in your browser

Once open, you can toggle between two views:

• 👤 Human View: Browse with syntax highlighting, sidebar navigation, visual goodies
• 🤖 LLM View: Copy the entire codebase as CXML text to paste into Claude, ChatGPT, etc.

There's a few other smaller options, see the code.

• Local & remote git repository support - works with Git URLs and local git repositories
• Dual view modes - toggle between Human and LLM views
  • 👤 Human view: Pretty interface with syntax highlighting and navigation
  • 🤖 LLM view: Raw CXML text format - perfect for copying to Claude/ChatGPT for code analysis
• Syntax highlighting for code files via Pygments
• Markdown rendering for README files and docs
• Smart filtering - skips binaries and oversized files
• Directory tree overview at the top
• Sidebar navigation with file links and sizes
• Responsive design that works on mobile
• Search-friendly - use Ctrl+F to find anything across all files
• LLM‐only output using -l or --llm argument
• Code minification for supported languages (Python, JavaScript, CSS, HTML, JSON) for LLM output via -m or --minify argument

I vibe coded this utility a few months ago but I keep using it very often so I figured I'd just share it. I don't super intend to maintain or support it though.

BSD0 go nuts