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gitchain

v1.0.0

Published

Change between multiple Git users easily (may change later)

Downloads

2

Readme

Gitchain

Warning: This is the first version (beta, really beta). There are no tests, a good ui or a documentation!

This is a terminal application to change between config profils for git.

Example

You have two email addresses. Your first email addresses [email protected] is your privat one and [email protected] is your email for your work. With Gitchain you can easily switch between them without typing the values everytime.

How to use it?

Download the application with npm

npm install --global gitchain

start the program with gitchain, it should create a json file with an array called profiles. Look into config.example.json how a profile should look like.

TODO

  • tests!
  • documentation
  • better ui (see #2)