git_iam

Command line tool for easily switching git authors, remotes, and other configs on shared computers.

Currently in development

References

• Great ruby gem cli guide
• Nice ruby executable resource
• Major props to git pair
• Inspiration from pivotal git scripts

Installation

$ gem install git_iam

Usage

Run via the command line using the command iam.

Set current user name and remote origin url

$ iam [user_name]

Check current user name, email and remote origin url

$ iam who

Reset to global git config values

$ iam reset

Available commands

Find all available commands

$ iam

Find details about a command

$ iam help [command]

TODO

• Create pairing module - consider command iam also [username]
• Add options to iam [username] commands, such as --nameonly or --remoteonly.
• Create helpers for changing options on remote urls --branch, --remote, etc.
• Create helper for viewing current configs.
• Consider integrating git-pair for pairing config.
• Implement a --force for iam [username] incase the username conflicts with any reserved keywords.
• Throw error if remote.origin.url not set.

Contributing

1. Fork it ( git shttp://github.com//git_iam/fork )
2. Create your feature branch (git checkout -b my-new-feature)
3. Commit your changes (git commit -am 'Add some feature')
4. Push to the branch (git push origin my-new-feature)
5. Create new Pull Request