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commitfy

v0.2.3

Published

Generate your commit in 1 second with AI. ✨

Downloads

28

Readme

commitfy

Generating commits for you in 1 second using AI. ✨

Description

commitfy is a tool designed to help developers generate efficient and consistent commit messages using artificial intelligence. commitfy ensures that your commit messages follow established standards and are clear and informative.

Commitfy Example

Installation

Install commitfy globally to use in any repository using npm:

npm install -g commitfy

Usage

Once installed, you can use the commitfy command or its alias cfy to interact with the tool.

Commands

Initial Setup

To perform the initial setup configuration, run:

cfy setup

This command will guide you through the necessary setup to use commitfy, such as choosing the AI provider and configuring API keys.

Generate Commit Message

To generate a commit message using AI, simply run:

cfy

Note: Before generating a commit message, ensure you are in a repository with Git initialized and have files added to the stage using git add.

Help

If you need assistance or want to see the available commands, run:

commitfy --help

This command will display a list of all available commands along with detailed descriptions.

Configuration

Configuration Files

commitfy uses configuration files located in the ~/.commitfy directory to manage its settings and behavior:

  • .env: This file contains all the necessary configurations for the app, such as API keys and other environment variables. You can edit this file to update your settings as needed.

  • .commitfyignore: This file functions similarly to a .gitignore file. It is used to specify files and directories that should be ignored when generating commit messages. By customizing this file, you can control which changes are considered when commitfy creates a commit message.

AI Providers

commitfy supports the following AI providers for generating commit messages:

  • OpenAI

Note: Currently, we only support OpenAI, but we plan to add more providers in the future. If you have a suggestion for an AI provider, please open an issue.