gitdevflow
gitdevflow is a modern, developer-friendly CLI tool for automating Git-based development workflows, Conventional Commit validation, PR management, and automated changelog generation.
Key Features
- 🐙 Pull Request Management — Create, list, check Conventional Commits, auto-label, and merge pull requests directly from your terminal.
- 📜 Changelog Generation — Automatically generate structured release notes in Markdown or JSON from git tag/commit comparisons and merged PRs.
- 🎨 Rich Terminal UX — Beautiful, colored terminal output, interactive setup wizards, progress bars, and Markdown previews using Rich.
- ⚙️ Flexible Configuration — Layered 12-factor configuration via YAML (
~/.gitdevflow.yaml) and environment variable overrides (GITHUB_TOKEN). - 🤖 Commit Compliance — Enforce Conventional Commit title and branch naming conventions for CI pipelines.
Installation
Using pip
pip install gitdevflow
Direct PyPI package link: https://pypi.org/project/gitdevflow/
Using pipx (Recommended for CLI tools)
pipx install gitdevflow
From Source
git clone https://github.com/BlockForge-Dev/gitdevflow.git
cd gitdevflow
poetry install
Quick Start
1. Initialize Configuration
export GITHUB_TOKEN="ghp_your_github_personal_access_token"
gitdevflow config init
2. PR Management
# List open PRs as a styled Rich table
gitdevflow pr list --repo owner/repository
# Check PR title compliance against Conventional Commits
gitdevflow pr check --repo owner/repository
# Automatically auto-label PRs based on branch/title prefix rules
gitdevflow pr label --repo owner/repository
# Create a new PR interactively
gitdevflow pr create --repo owner/repository --base main
3. Changelog Generation
# Generate Markdown changelog between tags
gitdevflow changelog generate --from-ref v0.1.0 --to-ref HEAD --output CHANGELOG.md
# Export changelog as structured JSON
gitdevflow changelog generate --from-ref v0.1.0 --output - --format json
Documentation
Full documentation is available at https://BlockForge-Dev.github.io/gitdevflow/.
Contributing
Contributions are welcome! Please see CONTRIBUTING.md for details on setting up your environment and submitting pull requests.
License
Licensed under the MIT License.
Metadata
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