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@citycide/cz-conventional

v1.0.0

Published

Personalized commitizen adapter based on Angular's conventional standard.

Downloads

3

Readme

@citycide/cz-conventional · Version License LightScript

Personalized commitizen adapter based on Angular's conventional standard.

This adapter is basically a rewrite of the official cz-conventional-changelog adapter. The main differences ( and benefits ) are:

  • Add [ci skip] automatically for docs and chore types
  • Change max line width to the more standard 72 ( from 100 )
  • Cut dependencies down from 6 to 2

installation

npm i -D @citycide/cz-conventional

You'll also need commitizen:

npm i -D commitizen

# or, global installation
npm i -g commitzen

usage

See "Making your repo Commitizen-friendly" and "Using the command line tool" on the commitizen cli repo for detailed instructions.

To easily set up your own repo with this adapter, you can use:

commitizen init @citycide/cz-conventional --save-dev

see also

contributing

Pull requests and any issues found are always welcome.

  1. Fork the project, and preferably create a branch named something like feat-make-better
  2. Modify as needed, src/index.lsc being the source file
  3. Push & pull request! :tada:

license

MIT © Bo Lingen / citycide