smart-commit-tool 1.0.1

Automated pre-push workflow manager with built-in code quality enforcement and smart branch protection.

🚀 Smart Commit

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Smart Commit is a universal CLI tool designed to streamline and secure your Git workflow. It orchestrates linting, testing, committing, and pushing into a single, bulletproof operation.

The Golden Rule: If your tests fail, your code doesn't ship.

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✨ Key Features

• 🌍 Language Agnostic: Works seamlessly with Python, JS, Go, Rust, Dart, or any other stack.
• ⚡ All-in-One Command: Replaces the tedious lint -> test -> add -> commit -> push routine.
• 🛡️ Branch Protection: Safeguards your main, master, or prod branches from accidental direct pushes.
• 🔧 Zero-Setup: Install via pip and configure in under a minute using a single file.

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📦 Installation

pip install smart-commit-tool

Note: Once installed, the tool is available via the simple and concise smart-commit command.

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🔧 Configuration (pyproject.toml)

Smart Commit leverages pyproject.toml for its configuration. Simply create this file in your project root (even if you aren't using Python for your main project).

[tool.smart_commit]
repository_url = "https://github.com/youruser/yourrepo.git"
protected_branches = ["main", "master", "prod"]

# List any shell commands you want to run BEFORE the push.
# If any command returns a non-zero exit code, the process aborts.
commands = [
    "ruff check .",      # Python Linter
    "pytest -v",         # Python Tests
    "npm run lint",      # Node.js Linter
    "go test ./..."      # Go Tests
]

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🚀 Usage

Navigate to your project root (where your pyproject.toml is located) and run:

smart-commit

CLI Arguments

Flag	Description
-b, --branch	Specify target branch (skips interactive prompt)
-m, --message	Set commit message (skips interactive prompt)

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🔄 How It Works (The Algorithm)

1. Environment Sanity Check: Verifies Git initialization and remote repository connectivity.
2. Branch Guard: If you attempt to push to a protected branch, the tool prompts you to create a new feature branch instead.
3. Pre-push Validation: Sequentially executes your defined commands. If any step fails, the entire process stops immediately to keep your remote clean.
4. Optimized Push: Automatically handles add and commit. If the remote branch has moved forward, it helps you rebase to ensure a linear, clean history.

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📄 License

Distributed under the MIT License. Feel free to use, modify, and share!