🏃‍♂️ Usage

👞 Initialization

At first, write the following snippet in your login shell initializer (.bashrc, or .zshrc)

eval "$(kani init -)"

🎽 Setup repository

• Choose your git repositories to run kani,
• Change directory to your local git repository,
• Run kani init command for preparing the kani running on the repository.

☕ Stop kani temporarily in a particular repository

If want to stop recoding command temporary, run kani disable (kani creates a disable file on .kani directory). Then, want to start recoding again, run kani enable.

💔 Stop kani permanently in a particular repository

If typing kani deinit in a particular repository, kani never records anymore. After that, typing kani init, kani starts recoding again.