Add coauthors to your last git commit message.
## Install
To install **coauthors**, just run:
```sh
$ sudo python3 -m pip install coauthors
```
## Configure
First create a config file with your coauthors.
Example ~/.coauthors.json:
```javascript
{
"Faemino":
{
"name": "Juan Carlos Arroyo",
"email": "faemino@comedian.com"
},
"Cansado":
{
"name": "Angel Javier Pozuelo",
"email": "cansado@comedian.com"
}
}
```
Then you need to create an environment variable
```sh
COAUTHORS_FILE="/home/<user>/.coauthors.json"
```
## Usage
You can coauthor your commit with one friend
```sh
$ coauthors Faemino
```
or with many
```sh
$ coauthors Faemino Cansado
```
You can list your available coauthors
```sh
$ coauthors --list
```
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