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---
title: Repo to Markdown Converter
emoji: πŸ“„
colorFrom: blue
colorTo: green
sdk: gradio
sdk_version: 5.24.0
app_file: app.py
pinned: false
license: mit
---

# Repo to Markdown Converter

This Hugging Face Space converts a Git repository (from a URL) or an uploaded local folder (as a `.zip` archive) into a single Markdown file.

**Features:**

*   Supports public Git repository URLs.
*   Supports uploading local project folders (packaged as `.zip`).
*   Generates a directory structure overview.
*   Includes the content of text/code files within fenced code blocks.
*   Attempts syntax highlighting using file extensions.
*   Allows customizing file/directory ignore patterns.
*   Option to set a maximum file size for content inclusion.
*   Provides the generated Markdown for viewing and download.

**How to Use:**

1.  Select the **Input Source**: "URL" or "Upload ZIP".
2.  **If URL:** Enter the full HTTPS URL of the public Git repository.
3.  **If Upload ZIP:** Click or drag-and-drop your `.zip` file containing the project folder.
4.  **(Optional)** Modify the **Ignore Patterns** (comma-separated). Sensible defaults are provided. Add `/` at the end for directory patterns (e.g., `node_modules/`).
5.  **(Optional)** Adjust the **Max File Size** limit (in KB). Files larger than this will be listed, but their content won't be included in the Markdown.
6.  Click **Generate Markdown**.
7.  The generated Markdown will appear in the output panel.
8.  A **Download .md File** button will appear once generation is complete.

**Limitations:**

*   Only works with publicly accessible Git repositories (no authentication).
*   Large repositories or files might take time or exceed resource limits.
*   Binary file detection is basic; some binary files might be misidentified as text, or vice-versa.
*   ZIP extraction assumes a standard structure; deeply nested or unusually structured ZIPs might not process correctly.