Feature: Added code and modules to create doc string for any python code. It will read text from an existing python file and output it to a new file with a suffix for the llm model that created it.
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# Script Overview
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The documentation will show you how to run the python script generate_doc_string.py. It is designed to take input
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from an existing python file and create a new one with a suffix ('claude' or 'gpt'). If you do not specify and llm
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model, it will default to claude.
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# How to run
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```powershell
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conda activate llms
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cd <script_location>
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python generate_doc_string -fp <full_file_path> -llm <name_of_model>
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```
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# Show Help Instructions
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```shell
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python generate_doc_string --help
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```
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# Error Checking
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1) File Path Existence
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If the file path doesn't exist, the script will stop running and print out an error.
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2) LLM Model Choice
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If you choose something other than 'gpt' or 'claude', it will show and assertion error.
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