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- [ ] Python
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Currently tested in:
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- [ ] Go
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- [x] Go
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- [ ] C++
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- [ ] Python
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# How to run
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*Coming soon*
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Download the binary for your OS on the [release page](https://github.com/Slug-Boi/cocommit/releases)
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Once downloaded you need to create an alias for your shell guides found below:
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[Bash Guide](https://linuxize.com/post/how-to-create-bash-aliases/)
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*^please note if you use another shell than bash you will need to look up how to do it in that shell^*
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[Powershell Guide](https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/powershell/module/microsoft.powershell.utility/set-alias?view=powershell-7.4)
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Once you've created an alias for the program you need to set an env variable (authors_file) in your shell. This should be the path pointing to your authors.txt file
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you can now run it using the alias shorthand you assigned it to
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## Usage:
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```zsh
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$ cocommit "message" <name1> [name2] [name3]...
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$ cocommit "message" <name:email1> [name:email2] [name:email3]...
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$ cocommit "message" <name:email1> <name1> [name:email2]
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$ cocommit
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*prints usage*
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$ cocommit users
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*prints list of users*
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```
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# Syntax for the author file
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The syntax for the author file can be found at the top of the template file included in the repo. It should look like this:
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