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@scuton/git-whoami

v1.0.0

Published

Show your git identity, SSH keys, GPG status, and remote config at a glance.

Readme

@scuton/git-whoami

Show your git identity, SSH keys, GPG status, and remote config at a glance.

Install

npm install -g @scuton/git-whoami

Or use directly with npx:

npx @scuton/git-whoami

Usage

CLI

git-whoami

Output:

  Git Identity
    Name:     John Doe
    Email:    [email protected]
    Scope:    global

  SSH
    Key:      ~/.ssh/id_ed25519 (ED25519)
    Agent:    running (1 keys loaded)
    GitHub:   ✓ authenticated

  GPG
    Key:      ABC123DEF456
    Signing:  enabled

  Remote (origin)
    URL:      [email protected]:user/repo.git
    Protocol: SSH

  Config
    Default branch:  main
    Auto CRLF:       false
    Pull rebase:     true

JSON output

git-whoami --json

Returns a structured JSON object with all identity information.

Programmatic API

import { whoami } from '@scuton/git-whoami';

const result = whoami();
console.log(result.identity.name);
console.log(result.ssh.githubAuth);

Individual functions are also available:

import {
  getIdentity,
  getSSHInfo,
  getGPGInfo,
  getRemoteInfo,
  getGitConfig,
} from '@scuton/git-whoami';

const identity = getIdentity();
// { name: 'John Doe', email: '[email protected]', scope: 'global' }

const ssh = getSSHInfo();
// { keyPath: '~/.ssh/id_ed25519', keyType: 'ED25519', agentRunning: true, keysLoaded: 1, githubAuth: true }

const gpg = getGPGInfo();
// { keyId: 'ABC123DEF456', signingEnabled: true }

const remote = getRemoteInfo();
// { url: '[email protected]:user/repo.git', protocol: 'SSH' }

const config = getGitConfig();
// { defaultBranch: 'main', autoCRLF: 'false', pullRebase: 'true' }

Options

| Flag | Description | | ---------- | ------------------------------------ | | --json | Output all info as JSON | | --help | Show help message |

License

MIT - Scuton Technology