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beautiful-commits

v0.1.4

Published

Make commits beautiful.

Downloads

10

Readme

🌌 Beautiful Commits

Beautiful Commits is a CLI tool that helps make your commits beautiful and expressive by adding emojis to the beginning of commit messages.

Beautiful Commits

🌌 Example

  1. Make a commit, and Beautiful Commits will automatically prepend the selected emoji to your commit message.
git commit -m "Your commit message"

After running the command, your commit message will look like this:

🌀 Your commit message

🔥 Usage

Use the init command to initialize configuration and dependencies for a new project.

npx beautiful-commits init

If you don't have the husky package installed yet, it will be downloaded as a dev dependency

You will be asked to choose which emoji you want to use

? 🎯 Select emoji to add to the start of the commit » 💡 Enter to submit.
>   🔥
>   ☄️
>   🌀
>   🌕
>   🏝️
>   👹

A configuration file beautiful-commits.config.json will be created with the selected emoji

🔧 Configuration

Beautiful Commits allows you to configure various aspects of commit handling.
The beautiful-commits.config.json file lets you specify the emoji to prepend to commit messages.

Example configuration file:

{
  "selectedEmoji": "🔥"
}

You can edit emoji in configuration file

If the configuration file is missing or the emoji is not specified, the default value ☄️ will be used.