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An interactive CLI tool that adds a .gitignore to your projects.
add-gitignore
This tiny CLI script that generates a .gitignore file for your projects.
Usage
You'll want to make sure you have NodeJS installed on your computer. Then, setup is as simple as:
npx add-gitignore
If you've got an older version of node that doesn't yet have npx, here's a more traditional setup:
npm i -g add-gitignore
add-gitignore macOS Emacs node # or whatever you need
Alternatively, running just add-gitignore gives you a nice multi-select interface from which you can choose what to ignore, and using the --help flag helps you out.
My Mac Setup
Nick Taylor
npx add-gitignore
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An interactive CLI tool that adds a .gitignore to your projects.
add-gitignore
This tiny CLI script that generates a
.gitignore
file for your projects.Usage
You'll want to make sure you have NodeJS installed on your computer. Then, setup is as simple as:
npx add-gitignore
If you've got an older version of node that doesn't yet have npx, here's a more traditional setup:
npm i -g add-gitignore
add-gitignore macOS Emacs node # or whatever you need
Alternatively, running just
add-gitignore
gives you a nice multi-select interface from which you can choose what to ignore, and using the--help
flag helps you out.Special Thanks
I hope this makes your life easier.
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My Visual Studio Code Setup
Nick Taylor
Thanks, Taylor! I've added your suggestions in this post. Thanks again, and have a nice day.