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Update README, set to version 0.2.0
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[package]
name = "git-anger-management"
version = "0.1.0"
version = "0.2.0"
authors = ["Sondre Nilsen <nilsen.sondre@gmail.com>"]
homepage = "https://github.com/sondr3/git-anger-management"
description = "Count your naughty words in git commit messages"
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[dependencies]
git2 = "0.7"
structopt = "0.2"
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# git-anger-management [![Build Status](https://travis-ci.com/sondr3/git-anger-management.svg?token=jVZ9BLfdPx6kBm4z8gXS&branch=master)](https://travis-ci.com/sondr3/git-anger-management)

# WIP

Nearly nothing works.

## What

Have you ever wondered how much you or your co-workers actually curse in your
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Some times the only way to vent at the ridiculous crap we make is to write
really angry commit messages, I do it all the time. And I wanted to know just
how angry I am.
how angry I get.

# Installation

Make sure you have Rust installed (I recommend installing via
[rustup](https://rustup.rs/)), then run `cargo install git-anger-management`.
You can now check how naughty you are by running `git anger-management`.
You can now check how naughty you are by running `git anger-management` in the
directory where you want to check naughtiness.

Output should look something like this:

```sh
$ git anger-management
Sondre Nilsen
{
"shit": 1
}
```

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