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minimalcommit
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A minimalist approach toward
git commit
to keep commits simple.
Minimal commit is a Node.js based CLI (command line interface) tool that helps you and your team mates to stay consistent with the git commit
messages. To commit files using Minimal Commit, you have a list of options to choose from, this list consist type of work you did. This makes things simple and less confusing by choosing an option from a list.
The list of options is limited to only nine types. This is done on purpose to keep the list as short as possible to avoid confusion. The more options you have, the more confusing it will be.
Following are the nine types of commits.
✨ feat
to be used for a new feature🐛 fix
to be used for bug fixes💥 break
to be used for breaking changes♻️ ref
to be used for making code/folder refactor🔖 ver
to be used for version changes📝 docs
to be used for documentation🎨 style
to be used for CSS changes🛠 config
for configuration, and dependencies changes📦 misc
to be used for othersTo install Minimal Commit, you can use the following command.
npm install -g minimalcommit
mct
Here’s the general syntax of Minimal Commit.
<type>: <message>
⚠️ All of the commits must be written in the present tense. Following are some examples:
✨ feat: added sign-up feature ❌
✨ feat: add sign up feature ✅
🛠 config: removed extra extension files ❌
🛠 config: remove extra extension files ✅
The commit title should be precise, and to the point but at the same time, it shouldn't be vague. All of the extra details should go in the description (⚠️ Descriptions are not supported yet.)
✨ feat: add new feature ❌
✨ feat: add sign up feature with forgot password and auth with Google ❌
✨ feat: add sign up feature using OAuth ✅
✨ feat: add sign up feature ✅
Following are some more examples:
🛠 config: add .gitignore file
♻️ ref: move functions to helper.js
📦 misc: add initial test cases
📦 docs: update docs with v2.0 features
.yaml
file for GitHub Actions✨ config: add .yaml file for github actions
📦 misc: add test cases for ui
♻️ ref: move pages code into components
💥break: update sign-up api endpoints
🎨 ui: update the auto pages
If you like the work, please give this repo a ⭐️ and feel free to contribute to this project through issues, and pull requests.
FAQs
A minimalist approach toward git commits to keep things simple.
The npm package minimalcommit receives a total of 9 weekly downloads. As such, minimalcommit popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that minimalcommit 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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