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.gitignore Starter Template

By @bick

What does the .gitignore cover?

The .gitignore file is organized to exclude unnecessary files and directories from the version control. Below are the main categories covered:

  • Node.js: node_modules, .pnp, and various debug log files.
  • Logs: General log files and directories.
  • Runtime Data: PID files and lock files.
  • Coverage and Reports: Coverage directories and diagnostic reports.
  • Build Output: Directories and files generated from builds, such as dist, build, .next, and public/build.
  • Dependency Directories: bower_components, jspm_packages, and vendor directories for different tools.
  • Environment Variables: .env files for different environments.
  • Editor and IDE Files: Directories and files related to various editors and IDEs like VS Code, IntelliJ IDEA, and others.
  • System Files: macOS, Linux, and Windows system files.
  • Miscellaneous: Temporary files, cache directories, and other generated files.

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