Conventizen

Table of Contents

• Conventizen
  • Table of Contents
  • What is it?
  • Who is it for?
  • How do I install it?
  • Usage
  • If you want to know more

What is it?

Conventizen is a very simple, commitizen-like commandline tool for Linux written in bash. As commitizen is, this tool is also oriented towards the so called Conventional Commit style. It wraps the git commit command, but replaces it.

Who is it for?

It is made for people that don't really care about a strict commit conventions, but do like to have more understanding of their repo commit history.

How do I install it?

On Manjaro Linux:

1. Download this file and save it into any folder <folder_path>.

2. Open your bash terminal preferences with your favourite editor (I just used nano).

nano ~/.bashrc

3. Add a new alias inside the bashrc file at the very top (or somewhere idc).

alias cz="bash <folder_path>/conventizen.sh"

Usage

(If you followed the Installation guide, cz is equivalent to bash <folder_path>/conventizen.sh.)

bash <folder_path>/conventizen.sh <commit_type> <scope (optional)>

OR (if you followed the installation guide):

cz <commit_type> <scope (optional)>

If you want to know more

• Conventional Commit style
• commitizen node.js installable command line tool