@axiomzen/cz-adaptor

Commitizen adaptor for consistent commits across codebases. When hooked up to commitizen, you're prompted for some input:

1. Select the type of change
2. Enter the reference issue
3. Write a short commit message

Here's an example of the final formatted commit message:

📚 doc: adds instructions in readme (#21)

🔧 Setup in your project

1. Initialize commitizen with this adaptor. This will automatically add the required configs to your package.json.

   NPM:

   npx commitizen init @axiomzen/cz-adaptor --save-dev --save-exact

   Yarn:

   npx commitizen init @axiomzen/cz-adaptor --yarn --dev --exact

2. Add commitizen and commitlint to your project.

   NPM:

   npm install --save-dev commitizen commitlint husky

   Yarn:

   yarn add --dev commitizen commitlint husky

3. Add scripts for commits.

   ...
   "scripts": {
     "commit": "git-cz"
   }

4. Add husky hook

   ...
   "husky": {
     "hooks": {
         "commit-msg": "commitlint -E HUSKY_GIT_PARAMS"
     }
   }

5. Add commitlint config.

   echo "module.exports = { extends: ['@axiomzen/cz-adaptor/commitlint'] };" > commitlint.config.js

👷‍♀️ Configuration

The adaptor supports a few configs that can be added to your project's package.json:

...

"config": {
  "commitizen": {
-   "path": "./node_modules/@axiomzen/cz-adaptor"
+   "path": "./node_modules/@axiomzen/cz-adaptor",
+   "@axiomzen/cz-adaptor": {
+     "issuePrompt": false
+   }
  }
}

...

Supported options:

• issuePrompt
  • default: true
  • Toggles whether cz should ask for an issue number.
• repos
  • default: []
  • Provide an array of repos that will be given to the user to choose from. By default, only the current repo is shown, though users may enter their own.
  • For proper linking on GitHub, repos should include the owner: ["axiomzen/cz-adaptor"]
  • If no repos are provided, the repo prompt is not shown.