javascript-commitment
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JavaScript adoption of the great Commitment project. For a quick laugh and a random commit message for the gentle programmer.
Visit http://whatthecommit.com/ for the web version.
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Install via npm install javascript-commitment. Then use the module in your code:
var commitment = require('javascript-commitment');
var commit = commitment.whatThe();
console.log('Random commit message', commit.message);
// (\ /)
// (O.o)
// (> <) Bunny approves these changes.
console.log('Link to the web version', commit.permalink);
// http://whatthecommit.com/0e0c1a4060a298158f3c4ef526f03f86
commitment.whatTheReturns a JavaScript Object with a message String and a permalink String.
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A commit message generator for JavaScript
We found that javascript-commitment demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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