catProject.sh

pcat() {
  local module_path="$(pwd)" # Get the current working directory
  local allowed_extensions=(
    "php" "module" "inc" "install" "profile" "theme" "engine" "py"
    "yml" "yaml"
    "html.twig" "twig"
    "js" "json"
    "css" "scss" "sass"
    "html"
  )

  # Check if the path exists and is a directory
  if [ ! -d "$module_path" ]; then
    echo "Error: Current directory not found or is not a directory: $module_path"
    return 1
  fi

  # Build the regex pattern for extensions
  # Escape dots for literal match: \.
  # Join extensions with | (OR)
  # Handle 'html.twig' explicitly as a full match
  local regex_pattern="\.($(IFS='|'; echo "${allowed_extensions[*]//./\\.}"))$"

  # Remove 'html.twig' from the main regex and add it as a separate alternative
  # This makes sure .html.twig is matched as a whole, not just .twig or .html
  regex_pattern="${regex_pattern//\\html\.twig/}" # Remove it first
  regex_pattern="${regex_pattern//||/|}"          # Clean up any double pipes
  regex_pattern="(\.html\.twig|${regex_pattern})" # Add it back as first alternative

  # Trim leading/trailing pipes if any after cleanup (e.g., if html.twig was the only one)
  regex_pattern="${regex_pattern%|}"
  regex_pattern="${regex_pattern#|}"

  # Add .* at the beginning to match full filename
  regex_pattern=".*${regex_pattern}"

  # Construct the find command using -regex
  # -regextype egrep for extended regex features (like | for OR)
  # -iregex for case-insensitive matching (optional, remove if you need case-sensitivity)
  find "$module_path" -type f -regextype egrep -iregex "$regex_pattern" -print0 | \
  while IFS= read -r -d $'\0' file; do
    # Calculate relative path from the current working directory (module's root)
    relative_path="${file#${module_path}/}"

    echo ""
    echo "--- File: ${relative_path} ---"
    cat "${file}"
    echo "" # Add a blank line for separation
  done
}