0.6

• New -m/--markdown option for outputting results as Markdown with each file in a fenced code block. #42
• Support for reading a list of files from standard input. Thanks, Ankit Shankar. #44
  Here's how to process just files modified within the last day:

  find . -mtime -1 | files-to-prompt
  

  You can also use the -0/--null flag to accept lists of file paths separated by null delimiters, which is useful for handling file names with spaces in them:

  find . -name "*.txt" -print0 | files-to-prompt -0
  

0.5

• New -n/--line-numbers flag for including line numbers in the output. Thanks, Dan Clayton. #38
• Fix for utf-8 handling on Windows. Thanks, David Jarman. #36
• --ignore patterns are now matched against directory names as well as file names, unless you pass the new --ignore-files-only flag. Thanks, Nick Powell. #30

0.4

• New -e/--extension <ext> option that filters for files with one or more specified extension, for example files-to-prompt . -e md -e py to find all Markdown and Python in the current directory. #28

0.3

• New -o/--output <file> option for writing the output to a file. #9
• New -c/--cxml option for outputting using the Claude XML-ish format described here. Thanks, Lex Herbert. #15

0.2.1

• Warn and skip non-UTF-8 files, rather than crashing. Warnings are printed to standard error. #5

0.2

• New --ignore '*.md' multi-option for providing additional patterns to ignore. Thanks, Dipam Vasani. #1
• files-to-prompt can now be passed multiple files and directories as arguments, for example files-to-prompt my_app.py tests/. #2

0.1

• Initial release. Run files-to-prompt . to concatenate together the current directory contents into a prompt suitable for piping to an LLM.