YAGI

YET! ANOTHER .GITIGNORE

A Visual Studio Code tool called YAGI facilitates the rapid creation and administration of .gitignore files for your projects. It retrieves current templates for a variety of languages, tools, and environments using the Toptal gitignore API.

Features

Create a fresh.gitignore file using the templates you've chosen (e.g., node, macos, vscode, etc.)

• Replace or add to an already-existing .gitignore file
• Gets templates straight from the Toptal API, so you're always getting the most recent suggestions.

Application

1. Launch the command palette (Ctrl+Shift+P on Windows/Linux, Cmd+Shift+P on macOS).
2. Type Generate .gitignore into the command bar.
3. Choose one or more templates (such as node, macos, or vscode) from the list.
4. If a .gitignore already exists, decide whether to append or override it.
5. Review the generated .gitignore file to ensure it meets your project's needs.

Conditions

A working Internet connection (to retrieve templates from the API) and Visual Studio Code 1.99.0 or later

Settings for Extensions

No custom settings are added by this plugin.

Recognized Problems

In order to retrieve templates, an internet connection is necessary. It only functions in folders that are opened in Visual Studio Code as a workspace.

Notes on Release

1.0.0-First release: Use the Toptal API to create and manage .gitignore files

1.0.1-Added the ability to append to an existing .gitignore file, update README

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License

For more information, see LICENSE.