I've done this a few times on a live stream and there is always someone unaware of this so I wanted to share.
Assuming you have Node.js installed on your machine, you can run npx gitignore your_language, e.g. npx gitignore node, and it will generate a gitignore file for you for the given language.
Here's a clip from my stream today showing it in action. Maybe you'll find it useful in your next project!
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I added the sync subcommand to my self-created liuli-cli to synchronize configuration items
Nice handy tool so that I don't have to curl the Node.gitignore file everytime 🙌
Badass command 😎
(Also cool to integrate Twitch video in your post)
Useful tip, thanks for sharing!
Hol' up. Wait a minute. It was this simple? Sheesh. -_-