Welcome to commitzilla! This is a simple git hook that will hijack your commit messages, and translate them into detailed, comprehensive messages, fit for anyone and everyone!
Installation
Installation is soooooo easy, just pip install the package:
pip install commitzilla
then navigate to the directory of your local git repo where you want to install the hook, and run:
commitzilla install
and bob's your uncle.
Configuration
You can change the character style of the commit message (or add your own custom one) by running:
commitzilla character
You can edit the OpenAI model (other providers coming soon) and the OpenAPI key with the configure command, for more info, run:
commitzilla configure
You can also enable a prefix, so your messages will look like this: [Character] Commit message so you can keep track of which commits are good and which are bad:
commitzilla prefix
Uninstallation
Not sure why you're reading this... but anyways, removing commitzilla is even easier than installing it, just navigate to the directory you want to remove the hook, and run:
commitzilla uninstall
Metadata
Release files for commitzilla 0.2.1
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