Interactive conventional commits cli, inspired by git-cz with the ability to leverage commitlint configuration, configuration validation, versatile configuration and more.
The current version of
gitzyis fully supported on active LTS versions of node, and requires at least node v18.
$ npx gitzy
$ npm install -g gitzy
$ gitzy
$ gitzy -p -a
$ gitzy -m "added cool new feature" -t "feat" -s "amazing"
$ gitzy -lD --no-emoji
By default gitzy comes ready to run out of the box but provides various configuration methods and options
You can use a gitzy object in your package.json, or the following files: .gitzyrc, .gitzyrc.json, .gitzyrc.yaml, .gitzyrc.yml, .gitzyrc.js, .gitzyrc.cjs, gitzy.config.js, or gitzy.config.cjs,
.config/ directoryfeat: ✨ dope new feature
BREAKING CHANGE: 💥 breaks stuff
breakingChangeEmoji: '💥'
fix: 🐛 resolved nasty bug
🏁 Closes: #123
closedIssueEmoji: '🏁'
Allows you to customize the issues prompt hint
issuesHint: #123
Allows you to choose the issuesPrefix based on Github supported keywords.
issuesPrefix: closes # must be one of close, closes, closed, fix, fixes, fixed, resolve, resolves, resolved
Disable all emojis, overrides breakingChangeEmoji, closedIssueEmoji and emoji options
disableEmoji: false
Allows you to further configure cli and git message output based on type.
Default emojis follow standards set by gitmoji
details:
chore:
description: Other changes that don't modify src or test files
emoji: '🤖'
ci:
description: Changes to CI configuration files and scripts
emoji: '👷'
docs:
description: Add or update documentation.
emoji: '📝'
feat:
description: A new feature
emoji: '✨'
fix:
description: Fix a bug.
emoji: '🐛'
perf:
description: Improve performance.
emoji: '⚡️'
refactor:
description: Refactor code.
emoji: '♻️'
release:
description: Deploy stuff.
emoji: '🚀'
revert:
description: Revert changes.
emoji: '⏪'
style:
description: Improve structure / format of the code.
emoji: '🎨'
test:
description: Add or update tests.
emoji: '✅'
headerMaxLength: 64
headerMinLength: 3
Allows you to toggle questions.
questions:
- type # Choose the type
- scope # Choose the scope
- subject # Add a short description
- body # Add a longer description
- breaking # Add a short description
- issues # Add issues this commit closes, e.g #123
scope question will not be turned if there's no scopes
Allows you to provide list of scopes to choose from.
scopes: []
Will enable scope question if scopes are provided.
Allows you to provide list of types to choose from. Can be further configured through Details.
types:
- chore
- docs
- feat
- fix
- refactor
- test
- style
- ci
- perf
- revert
- release
Will leverage Commitlint's configuration instead for these options:
types correlates to rules[type-enum][2]scopes correlates to rules[scope-enum][2]headerMaxLength correlates to rules[header-max-length][2]headerMinLength correlates to rules[header-min-length][2]useCommitlintConfig: false
| flag | alias | description |
|---|---|---|
--breaking | -b | skip "breaking" question and provide your own "breaking" message |
--body | -d | skip "body" question and provide your own "body" message |
--help | -h | display help for command |
--issues | -i | skip "issues" question and provide your own "issue" message |
--subject | -m | skip "subject" question and provide your own "subject" message |
--passthrough | -p | subsequent command line args passed through to git |
--scope | -s | skip "scope" question and provide your own "scope" message |
--type | -t | skip "type" question and provide your own "type" message |
--dry-run | -D | output the git message but do not commit |
--version | -v | output the version number |
--commitlint | -l | leverage commitlint's configuration |
--skip | -S | skip questions |
--no-emoji | disable all emojis | |
--retry | -r | retries previous commit, skips all prompts |
FAQs
interactive conventional commits cli
The npm package gitzy receives a total of 181 weekly downloads. As such, gitzy popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that gitzy demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 0 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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