twistedproton OP t1_j92fkq6 wrote on February 18, 2023 at 6:48 PM Reply to comment by faerbit in Gitno, a commandline gitignore file generator by twistedproton The repo is public how about you check it first then come back. The access token is only used once and it remains on your local machine. An access token is used to access the hithub API without rate limits, it enables passwordless authentication . An unauthenticated user can only get 60 request as compared to almost 5000 using access tokens. I'll address this in a future version which doesn't need an access token. Permalink Parent −6−
twistedproton OP t1_j91fimc wrote on February 18, 2023 at 2:35 PM Reply to comment by plg94 in Gitno, a commandline gitignore file generator by twistedproton Cool, I'll add that Permalink Parent 1
twistedproton OP t1_j91emo7 wrote on February 18, 2023 at 2:28 PM Reply to comment by twistedproton in Gitno, a commandline gitignore file generator by twistedproton I'm also thinking of a way to get the templates faster without needed a github access token Permalink Parent 2
twistedproton OP t1_j91ehvv wrote on February 18, 2023 at 2:27 PM Reply to comment by plg94 in Gitno, a commandline gitignore file generator by twistedproton It works offline, you only need to initialize the files only once.This downloads the files to a .gitno/templates folder in your home directory. Template generation is entirely offline. Its not yet refined, :) we are still at version 0.1.2 Permalink Parent 0
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Reply to comment by faerbit in Gitno, a commandline gitignore file generator by twistedproton
The repo is public how about you check it first then come back. The access token is only used once and it remains on your local machine.
An access token is used to access the hithub API without rate limits, it enables passwordless authentication .
An unauthenticated user can only get 60 request as compared to almost 5000 using access tokens.
I'll address this in a future version which doesn't need an access token.