gitman

A CLI which allows you to use presets as a Git config for your current repository

---

1.) Installation

1. Download the latest executable from the releases tab
2. Put the executable in a directory which is part of your PATH environment variable
3. Restart your PC (Sometimes it is enough to restart your console window)

2.) Usage

GitMan currently supports two usage modes:

1. Environment mode:

   1.) Set the 'GITMAN_PRESETS' environment variable to the directory where you will save your presets
   2.) Execute GitMan like this: 'gitman --name=PRESET_NAME'
   
   GitMan will automatically look for a preset file named 'PRESET_NAME.txt' inside the specified folder. 
   
   Tip: If you execute GitMan like this: 'gitman' (without any parameters),
   then it will search for a file named 'default.txt' inside your preset directory.
   

2. Standalone mode:

   1.) Execute GitMan like this: 'gitman --path=path/to/preset.txt'
   
   GitMan will use the given file as preset file.
   

3.) File syntax

A simple preset file will look like this:

user.name=Your Name
[email protected]
test.value=test value here

I think this is self-explanatory.