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gitswitcher

v2.0.1

Published

Program that helps you switch between your GitHub, GitLab & Bitbucket accounts.

Downloads

60

Readme

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GitSwitcher - Program that helps you switch between your git-hub, git-lab & bitbucket accounts.


GitSwitcher CLI Command Guide

0. Installation

npm install -g gitswitcher
  

1. Create a Table for Storing Accounts

  • Command: create <tableName>
  • Description: Creates a new table for storing account credentials (e.g., for GitHub or GitLab).
  • Example:
    gitswitcher create github
    This command creates a table named github.

2. Delete a Table

  • Command: delete-table <tableName>
  • Description: Deletes a table from the database.
  • Example:
    gitswitcher delete-table github
    This command deletes the table named github.

3. Add an Account to a Table

  • Command: add <tableName> <name> <email> [token]
  • Description: Adds a new account to the specified table. An optional token parameter can be provided to store a token or password.
  • Example (without token):
    gitswitcher add github "YourName" "[email protected]"
  • Example (with token):
    gitswitcher add gitlab "YourName" "[email protected]" "your_personal_access_token_or_password"

4. Delete an Account from a Table

  • Command: delete-account <tableName> <identifier>
  • Description: Deletes an account from the specified table using either its ID or name.
  • Example:
    gitswitcher delete-account github 1
    This command deletes the account with ID 1 from the github table.

5. Show All Accounts in a Table

  • Command: show <tableName>

  • Description: Displays a list of all accounts in the specified table.

  • Example:

    gitswitcher show github

    This command displays all accounts stored in the github table.

    Output Example:

    Accounts in folder 'github':
    1: DenisYasyuchenya
    2: AnotherUser
    3: ExampleUser

6. Show All Tables (Folders) in the Database

  • Command: show-folders

  • Description: Lists all tables in the database, excluding system tables.

  • Example:

    gitswitcher show-folders

    This command displays all tables (e.g., github, gitlab).

    Output Example:

    Your folders:
    github
    gitlab

7. Switch to an Account

  • Command: use <tableName> <id>
  • Description: Switches the current Git configuration to the specified account by its ID.
  • Example:
    gitswitcher use github 1
    This command switches the current Git configuration to the account with ID 1 in the github table.