Gitmen

Update
We're thrilled to announce the release of Gitman 0.1.3, which introduces comprehensive internationalization (i18n) support. This release focuses on enhancing user experience by providing localized translations based on system language settings. Key features include:

New features

- **i18n Integration**: Gitman now supports multiple languages, dynamically adjusting its interface to match the user's preferred language setting.

- **Enhanced User Accessibility**: Users can now enjoy Gitman's functionalities in their preferred language, improving accessibility and usability across diverse global communities.

- **Visual Enhancement**: A custom ASCII art representation of Gitman's name has been added at the CLI startup, adding a touch of visual identity to the user experience.

New Features

1. **Added `-b` and `-m` Parameters:**
- Introducing the ability to specify the base directory where projects are located using `-b`. By default, the base directory is `~/Documents`.
- The `-m` option allows setting a custom commit message when performing updates on projects.

2. **Updated User Interaction Exception Handling:**
- Implemented improved handling for keyboard interruptions (`KeyboardInterrupt`) during script execution. Now, when the user interrupts the script in the terminal, an informative message is displayed before terminating the program.

Update
GitMan version 0.1.0 is an initial release designed to streamline dependency management and Git status checking across multiple projects. This command-line tool offers several key functionalities to enhance development workflows:

1. **Dependency Management**: Easily update project dependencies within specified directories or across all projects, ensuring your dependencies are up-to-date without manual intervention.

2. **Git Status Checking**: Quickly assess the Git status of projects, aiding in managing changes and ensuring code integrity across your repositories.

3. **Automated Updates**: Utilize `npx npm-check-updates` for automated dependency updates followed by `npm install` and a Git commit, simplifying the process of keeping projects current.

4. **Flexible Options**: With support for ignoring specific dependencies and checking outdated dependencies globally or within specified directories, GitMan offers flexibility tailored to your project needs.

Version 0.1.0 marks the beginning of a toolset aimed at improving efficiency and maintaining consistency with automation.