git-commit-msg

Adds emojis and infers commit context for people who use conventional commits

1. install it as git hooks: prepare-commit-msg and commit-msg
2. follow git conventional commits: https://www.conventionalcommits.org/en/v1.0.0-beta.2/
3. ???
4. PROFIT

demo

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demo on streamable: https://streamable.com/n0u5p webm: https://github.com/ColCh/git-commit-msg/blob/master/demo/demo.webm

more info

This hook currently does that:

1. Prepend emoji before git commit type. Predefined types are here:

   git-commit-msg/index.js

   Lines 13 to 24 in 24ee7be

   	const commitTypeToEmoji = {
   	chore: '😒',
   	docs: '📝',
   	feat: '⭐',
   	fix: '🛠',
   	refactor: '♻',
   	style: '💄',
   	test: '🔍',
   	type: '🏷',
   	perf: '⚡',
   	ci: '🤖',
   	};

2. Mark words with predefined emoji defined here:

   git-commit-msg/index.js

   Lines 26 to 43 in 24ee7be

   	const markWordsWithEmoji = {
   	update: '⬆ ',
   	add: '➕',
   	remove: '➖',
   	change: '🔁',
   	rename: '🔁',
   	package: '📦',
   	deploy: '📦',
   	fix: '🛠',
   	webpack: ' 🎁',
   	increase: '📈 ',
   	decrease: ' 📉',
   	copy: ' 📋',
   	config: '⚙️',
   	configure: '⚙️',
   	optimize: ' 🚀',
   	typo: ' 📝',
   	};

   . Example:

   git-commit-msg/__tests__/__snapshots__/index.js.snap

   Lines 49 to 79 in 24ee7be

   	exports[`main test for git-commit-msg mark words with emoji per-word tests given word "add" should match snapshot 1`] = `"some msg ➕ add some msg"`;
   	exports[`main test for git-commit-msg mark words with emoji per-word tests given word "change" should match snapshot 1`] = `"some msg 🔁 change some msg"`;
   	exports[`main test for git-commit-msg mark words with emoji per-word tests given word "config" should match snapshot 1`] = `"some msg ⚙️ config some msg"`;
   	exports[`main test for git-commit-msg mark words with emoji per-word tests given word "configure" should match snapshot 1`] = `"some msg ⚙️ configure some msg"`;
   	exports[`main test for git-commit-msg mark words with emoji per-word tests given word "copy" should match snapshot 1`] = `"some msg 📋 copy some msg"`;
   	exports[`main test for git-commit-msg mark words with emoji per-word tests given word "decrease" should match snapshot 1`] = `"some msg 📉 decrease some msg"`;
   	exports[`main test for git-commit-msg mark words with emoji per-word tests given word "deploy" should match snapshot 1`] = `"some msg 📦 deploy some msg"`;
   	exports[`main test for git-commit-msg mark words with emoji per-word tests given word "fix" should match snapshot 1`] = `"some msg 🛠 fix some msg"`;
   	exports[`main test for git-commit-msg mark words with emoji per-word tests given word "increase" should match snapshot 1`] = `"some msg 📈 increase some msg"`;
   	exports[`main test for git-commit-msg mark words with emoji per-word tests given word "optimize" should match snapshot 1`] = `"some msg 🚀 optimize some msg"`;
   	exports[`main test for git-commit-msg mark words with emoji per-word tests given word "package" should match snapshot 1`] = `"some msg 📦 package some msg"`;
   	exports[`main test for git-commit-msg mark words with emoji per-word tests given word "remove" should match snapshot 1`] = `"some msg ➖ remove some msg"`;
   	exports[`main test for git-commit-msg mark words with emoji per-word tests given word "rename" should match snapshot 1`] = `"some msg 🔁 rename some msg"`;
   	exports[`main test for git-commit-msg mark words with emoji per-word tests given word "typo" should match snapshot 1`] = `"some msg 📝 typo some msg"`;
   	exports[`main test for git-commit-msg mark words with emoji per-word tests given word "update" should match snapshot 1`] = `"some msg ⬆ update some msg"`;
   	exports[`main test for git-commit-msg mark words with emoji per-word tests given word "webpack" should match snapshot 1`] = `"some msg 🎁 webpack some msg"`;

3. Try to infer git commit context. Example:

   git-commit-msg/__tests__/__snapshots__/e2e.js.snap

   Lines 5 to 8 in 24ee7be

   	# Found 3 contexts
   	# * modified-file
   	# * deleted-file
   	# * new-file

install

yarn global add @colch/git-commit-msg

add git-commit-msg into prepare-commit-msg and commit-msg hooks:

git-commit-msg $1

to appear like that:

options

pass it like env variables

• GIT_COMMIT_MSG_HOOK_SKIP_ADDING_EMOJIS - completely disable emojis

• GIT_COMMIT_MSG_HOOK_SKIP_AUTO_SUGGEST - disable emoji auto suggest