Create a .gitignore file tailored to your project stack.
A .gitignore file is an essential part of any Git repository, specifying intentionally untracked files that Git should ignore. This keeps your repository clean from build artifacts, log files, dependency folders, and other machine-specific or temporary files. This generator helps you quickly create a robust .gitignore file by searching for and combining official templates from various technologies, frameworks, and operating systems.
- Use the search box to find the technologies, frameworks, IDEs, or operating systems you are using (e.g., "Node", "React", "VSCode", "macOS").
- Click on items from the list to add them to your selection. Your selections will appear at the top.
- The tool will automatically combine the
.gitignoretemplates for all your selections into a single, comprehensive file in the text area on the right. - Review the generated content. You can manually edit it if needed.
- Click "Copy to Clipboard" to copy the content, or "Download .gitignore" to save it as a file ready to be placed in the root of your project.
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