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**ignoregit** is a command-line tool that helps you create `.gitignore` files for different languages and frameworks.

published 1.1.0 9 months ago
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find the closest .gitignore file, parse it, and apply ignore rules

published 2.1.0 6 years ago
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This tool is designed to handle Git-ignore functionality for files that editors or IDEs produce (such as configuration files) that you don't want to push to Git but also don't want to add explicitly to the .gitignore file.

published 1.0.1 9 months ago
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命令行工具箱

published 0.0.22-beta.1 4 months ago
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Script to prevent dependencies to execute post/pre install scripts when installed directly from git.

published 1.0.1 2 years ago
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CLI for aggregating diff between two revisions, which can ignore deletions, whitespaces and comments

published 0.2.2 a month ago
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Generate an equivalent `.dockerignore` file from existing `.gitignore` files.

published 3.0.0 9 months ago
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A post-checkout hook script that generates branch specific .gitignore files

published 1.2.0 7 years ago
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foobar

published 1.0.1 25 days ago
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Small library that will find all .gitignore files from a rootPath folder and will delete all the ignored files.

published 1.1.3 8 years ago
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A node package that automatically detects and generates suitable `.gitignore` content based on a given directory content(in addition to some other hacks). It utilizes official GitHub's [collection] for `.gitignore` templates.

published 3.4.0 7 years ago
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create .gitignore by cli

published 1.1.0 5 years ago
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Check which files and directories in project are ignored for different platforms

published 1.0.0 4 years ago
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A simple .gitignore parser.

published 0.0.2 9 years ago
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A simple .gitignore parser.

published 0.2.0-9 3 years ago
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Automagically generate a .gitignore file that fits your needs

published 1.2.0 6 years ago
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post-commit hook to add an entry to .git-blame-ignore-revs for `style: foo` commits

published 0.0.1 2 years ago
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Because making git ignore files should be easier.

published 1.0.2 6 years ago
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You can run the pre-commit with any build tool (Gulp, Grunt etc..) and it will ignore all the **unstaged changes** that wasn't added to the git index (using the command ```git add```).

published 2.1.4 6 years ago
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Keep files in local git repositories that'll never be committed.

published 1.0.2 2 years ago
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