Gitignore Generator
Generate .gitignore files for your project by selecting frameworks and environments. Covers Node.js, Python, Java, Go, Rust, IDEs, macOS and more.
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What this tool does
Gitignore Generator builds a .gitignore file from selected technology templates. It accepts a selection of languages, frameworks and IDEs and returns a ready-to-use .gitignore file. Use it for starting a new project, setting up a repo and blocking build artifacts, secrets and editor files from version control.
Related extensions and formats
These are the formats and values directly related to the Gitignore Generator workflow: a selection of languages, frameworks and IDEs becomes a ready-to-use .gitignore file.
Git ignore file
.gitignoreA text file that tells Git which files and directories to exclude from version control tracking.
Plain text
.txtA simple text file for logs, lists, generated values, decoded output and other unstructured content.
How to use this tool
- 1Paste or enter a selection of languages, frameworks and IDEs into Gitignore Generator.
- 2Adjust the available options when the tool provides extra controls.
- 3Review a ready-to-use .gitignore file, then copy or download the result.
Common use cases
- Use a selection of languages, frameworks and IDEs for starting a new project, setting up a repo and blocking build artifacts, secrets and editor files from version control.
- Generate a ready-to-use .gitignore file without installing external utilities.
- Quickly check a selection of languages, frameworks and IDEs before pasting it into code, documentation or integrations.
- Keep sensitive data in the browser during quick development tasks.
Frequently asked questions
What is Gitignore Generator used for?
It is used for starting a new project, setting up a repo and blocking build artifacts, secrets and editor files from version control, converting or analyzing a selection of languages, frameworks and IDEs to produce a ready-to-use .gitignore file.
What input can I use with Gitignore Generator?
Use a selection of languages, frameworks and IDEs. The expected result is a ready-to-use .gitignore file.
Does Gitignore Generator send my data to the server?
No. DevMe tools are designed to process data in the browser whenever possible.