commitflow 1.0.1

CLI tool for maintaining consistent Git commits automatically

CommitFlow

CommitFlow is a lightweight command-line tool that helps developers maintain consistent Git commits automatically without interrupting their workflow . It provides a simple interface to commit progress, automate daily commits and keep your GitHub contribution graph active while you focus on actual development.

Why CommitFlow?

CommitFlow is built to simplify a common developer habit: committing progress regularly.

Developers often forget to commit progress regularly while working across multiple projects. CommitFlow simplifies this by providing a clean command-line workflow that helps automate and manage daily commits. It is designed to be simple, practical and useful for everyday development workflows.

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Features

• Automatic repository detection
• Commit preview before committing
• Interactive commit workflow
• Quick commit mode for frequent commits
• Automatic daily commits (Scheduled runs)
• Windows Task Scheduler support
• Linux cron support
• Configuration file support
• Logging system
• Cross-platform terminal color support

Installation

Install CommitFlow directly from PyPI:

pip install commitflow

Verify installation:

commitflow --version

Quick Start

Run CommitFlow in interactive mode. This mode guides you through the commit process step by step.

commitflow

You will be prompted for:

• repository path
• files to add
• commit message
• push confirmation

CommitFlow shows a preview before committing.

CLI Commands

Interactive Mode (Default)

Run the standard interactive workflow:

commitflow

Quick Mode

Use repository settings from your configuration file.

commitflow --quick

Quick mode skips repository selection and speeds up the commit process.

Auto Mode

Fully automatic commit process:

commitflow --auto

This mode:

• adds files automatically
• commits with a default message
• optionally pushes to remote

Auto mode is mainly used by schedulers.

Setup Wizard

Run the configuration wizard:

commitflow --setup

The setup wizard asks for:

• repository path
• automatic push preference
• default commit message
• daily schedule time

It can also configure the system scheduler automatically.

Scheduler Setup

Create an automated daily commit task:

commitflow --schedule

CommitFlow supports:

• Windows Task Scheduler
• Linux/macOS cron

Scheduler settings such as power conditions and retry behavior can be customized during setup.

Example Workflow

Typical setup:

commitflow --setup

After configuration, CommitFlow can run automatic commits daily.

Manual commits can also be executed anytime:

commitflow --quick

Configuration File

CommitFlow stores configuration in:

~/.commitflow_config.json

Example configuration:

{
  "repo": "/projects/my-project",
  "auto_push": true,
  "auto_add": ".",
  "commit_message": "daily progress update"
}

Logs

CommitFlow keeps logs for debugging and activity tracking. Default log location:

~/.commitflow.log

Log entries include:

• commit operations
• warnings
• errors
• scheduler events

Supported Platforms

• Windows
• Linux

Contributing

Contributions are welcome. If you would like to improve CommitFlow:

• Fork the repository
• Create a feature branch
• Submit a pull request

Bug reports and feature suggestions are appreciated.

License

This project is licensed under the MIT License.

Author

Abhinav Kumar Singh