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List and open your local Git projects in Atom.
Git projects
Git projects is a package for Atom, which allows you to quickly list and open your local git repositories.
Table of Contents
- Installation
- Usage
- Settings
- Project-specific configuration
- Known issues
- Other
Installation
Simply run the following command:
apm install git-projects
Or find the package in Atom → Settings → Install and search for "git-projects"
Usage
Press ctrl + alt + o or type Git Projects: Toggle in the Command Palette to open project in a new window.
Press ctrl + alt + shift + o or type Git Projects: Toggle Add in the Command Palette to add project to current window.
Settings
| Key | Default value | Possible values |
|---|---|---|
rootPath |
~/repos |
One or more directories containing projects, sep. by ; |
ignoredPath |
|
One or more directories containing projects, sep. by ; |
ignoredPatterns |
node_modules;.git |
One or more patterns to ignore, sep. by ; |
sortBy |
"Project name" |
"Project name", "Last modification date", "Size" |
openInDevMode |
false |
true, false |
showGitInfo |
true |
true, false |
maxDepth |
5 |
Max number of directories to traverse from root |
Project-specific configuration
Git projects will read the content of any .git-project file located at the root of your Git repository (project).
You can set a custom title for any project that will be shown in the list view.
Here is an example:
{
"title": "Project Title"
}
If you don't want a project to be listed, add a .git-project file at its root with the following content:
{
"ignored": true
}
The project icon can also be customized.
{
"title": "Custom icon",
"icon": "icon-file-text"
}
Known issues
- Windows/linux users and git-utils
Other
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