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evergit

v0.2.0

Published

A CLI tool for generating commit messages that adhere to the Evergreen ILS project's commit policy.

Downloads

34

Readme

EverGit

Version

TypeScript OpenAI Launchpad Git npm

An AI-powered Git helper for the Evergreen ILS project. Evergit uses OpenAI’s models to generate commit messages that adhere to specific standards, streamlining the commit process while reducing manual input.

Features

  • Generate commit messages using OpenAI's LLM models.
  • Automatically reference Launchpad bugs in commit messages.
  • Automatically sign off commits with the user's name and email.
  • Select files to stage for commit.
  • Use different models by specifying the model name as an argument.
  • Manage user-specific configuration for name and email.

Requirements

  • Node.js, npm, and Git must be installed on your system.
  • OpenAI API key (stored in the OPENAI_API_KEY environment variable)
  • A launchpad account is required to reference bugs in commit messages.

Installation

Install evergit globally using npm:

npm install -g evergit

Usage

evergit needs to be run in a git repository. It will automatically detect the repository and branch you are on. If run without any arguments, it will display the help message.

Commands

evergit commit

Generates a commit message using a LLM model from OpenAI that follows the Evergreen ILS commit message format.

evergit commit  # Uses the default model and prompts the user to select files to stage
  • Prompts the user to select files to stage.
  • Prompts the user for a Launchpad bug number.
    • References the bug name, description and conversation when generating the commit message using the Launchpad API.
  • Automatically signs off the commit with the user's name and email from the git configuration.
Options
  • -m, --model <model-name>: Use a specific model to generate the commit message.

    evergit commit --model <model-name> # Uses a specific model
  • -a, --all: Stage all modified files for commit.

    evergit commit --all    # Stages all modified files

evergit config

Manage user-specific configuration options for name and email. If no name and/or email is set, evergit defaults to using the git configuration.

Options
  • --set <key>: Set a configuration option. Valid keys are name and email.

    evergit config --set name "Your Name"
    evergit config --set email "[email protected]"
  • --get <key>: Get a configuration option. Valid keys are name and email.

    evergit config --get name
    evergit config --get email
  • --clear <key>: Clear a configuration option. Valid keys are name and email.

    evergit config --clear name
    evergit config --clear email
  • --get-all: Get the entire configuration.

    evergit config --get-all
  • --edit: Edit the configuration file manually in the default editor.

    evergit config --edit