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commitlint-bot

v1.2.0

Published

A GitHub App that runs commitlint for you

Downloads

10

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Maintainers

z0alz0al

Keywords

validatecommitprconventionalgitprobot-app

Readme

commitlint [bot]

Travis npm

Built with probot framework

A GitHub App that runs commitlint against all commits of new or edited pull requests and sets an appropriate status check.

Usage

  1. Browse to GitHub Apps - commitlint
  2. Accept the permissions
  3. Allow access to repositories

On the next pull request, a status check from commitlint will appear:

status-check-screenshot

Problem details will be reported as a comment like this:

status-comment-screenshot

For best results, enable branch protection (in the repository's settings) and require the commitlint status check to pass before merging:

branch-protection-screenshot

What is missing?

We don't currently support custom configuration (i.e. .commitlint.yml or .commitlint.json), but we will

Development

  1. Setup the repo:
git clone https://github.com/z0al/commitlint-bot.git
cd commitlint-bot
npm install
  1. Create your own GitHub app
  2. Store the private key as private-key.pem somewhere safe, and point to its location in .env
  3. Start the app with APP_ID=1234 npm start where 1234 is your GitHub app's ID
  4. Update your GitHub app's Webhook URL to your localtunnel.me URL

Deployment

See docs/deploy.md for more info.

Credits

Robot designed by Freepik.

Inspired by the awesome work of Tom Vincent in their validate-commit-msg-bot package.

Like it?

Give it a star(:star:) :point_up_2:

License

MIT © Ahmed T. Ali