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Common knowledge everyone should know

File path

~ (tide)

~ (tide symbol) stand for home directory, this will be different depends on the current user of the current shell. For example on Linux if I logged in as userA, ~ will stand for /home/userA.

So any ~/myfolder is equivalent to /home/userA/myfolder, cd ~ will be equivalent to cd /home/userA.

For macOS the home folder path is /Users/<username>.

Please make sure you are comfortable with using ~ when change directory, remember the full home path name is very cumbersome. Any developer worth their pay need to optimize their workflow.

Here is the general step requires to automatically switch to different accounts of GitHub based on the current working directory:

Create a different set of private-public key using ssh-keygen command.
Add the new public key to the other Github account's SSH keys.
If there's no ~/.gitconfig file presented, create a new file with content that will be described in later section.
Create extend config for git that will only applied when go to a specific folder, the content will be described in later section.
Clone the fork repository, then add new remote using git remote add command.

	import jwt
	from functools import wraps

	# Create your views here.


	def get_token_auth_header(request):
	"""Obtains the access token from the Authorization Header
	"""
	auth = request.META.get("HTTP_AUTHORIZATION", None)

	var jwt = require('jsonwebtoken');
	var UnauthorizedError = require('./errors/UnauthorizedError');
	var unless = require('express-unless');
	var async = require('async');
	var set = require('lodash.set');

	var DEFAULT_REVOKED_FUNCTION = function(_, __, cb) { return cb(null, false); };

	module.exports = function(options) {
	if (!options \|\| !options.secret) throw new Error('secret should be set');