Do you use different user names and/or email for your github projects, work projects, private personal projects?
Then you use git config a lot.
With git-user-config you can save these different users globally and configure a new repo with a single command using the user record id.
No more misspelled email addresses and user names...
Install
npm install -g git-user-config
Add User record for later use
git-user-config --add
The follow instructions
Add new user record
id: user1
name: user 1
email: user_1@domain.com
record saved
Configure git repo to use user record
git-user-config --set user1
This will call git config to set user.name and user.email
$ git config -l | grep user
user.name=user 1
user.email=user_1@domain.com
List all user records
git-user-config --list
{
"user1": {
"name": "user 1",
"email": "user_1@domain.com"
},
"user2": {
"name": "user 2",
"email": "user_2@domain.com"
}
}
Remove a user record
git-user-config --remove user1