@stackr23/gitmoji-conventional-commits
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add gitmojis to conventional commit messages
gitMojiToCC
import {gitMojiToCC} from '@stackr23/gitmoji-conventional-commits'
const emoji {name: 'zap', emoji: '⚡️'}
const prefixedGitmoji = gitMojiToCC({name, emoji})
console.log(prefixedGitmoji)
// => 'perf(⚡️):'
TBD - advanced format
fix(<scope>): 🐛
extendGitmoji
import {extendGitmoji} from '@stackr23/gitmoji-conventional-commits'
const extendedConfig = extendGitmoji(GITMOJI/DATA/GITMOJI.json)
adds found cc_prefix to gitmoji objects for later usage
| commit type | prefix | gitmoji | versioning |
|---|---|---|---|
| bug fix | fix: | :bug: | patch |
| feature | feat: | :sparkles: | minor |
| breaking change | fix: | :boom: | major |
| chore tasks | chore: | ??? | — |
| documentation | doc: | :memo: | — |
| styling | style: | :lipstick: | — |
| refactor | refactor: | :recycle: | — |
| performance | perf: | :zap: | — |
| tests | test: | :white_check_mark: | — |
| without topic rel | — | favicon | — |
TBC
detailed specification of conventional-commits:
https://www.conventionalcommits.org/en/v1.0.0-beta.2/
extended type definitions are stated by angular
https://github.com/angular/angular.js/blob/master/DEVELOPERS.md#type
suffix "structural elements" with gitmojis
fix(header): #33 header menu open() => fix(header): :bug: #33 header menu open()
should be considered into compatibility specations of @stackr23/gitmoji-conventional-commits
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add gitmojis to conventional commit messages
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