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# Introduction

Gitmask is an open source hosted service that allows you to contribute to Github projects anonymously.
It mimics a standard `git remote`, however all identifying information (author names, email and timestamps) embedded in
It mimicks a standard `git remote`, however all identifying information (author names, email and timestamps) embedded in
your commits are stripped, before forwarding a squashed commit to the target repository as a pull request.

# Features
- Does not require a Github account - Gitmask is completely anonymous
- Mimic's a standard git remote, allowing you to keep your normal development workflow and tools.
- Mimicks a standard git remote, allowing you to keep your normal development workflow and tools.
- Automatically creates a pull request against target repository & branch
- Hosted Open Source project. Use gitmask.com or run it yourself if you're privacy conscious.
- Inline progress logs
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You can run it locally by doing the the following:

- Create an AWS account where your gitmask run.
- Create an AWS account where your gitmask runs.
- Install nodejs, python, serverless-framework and aws-cli.
- https://nodejs.org/
- https://www.python.org
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