wommit 20.8.36

A tool for intuitively writing git commits that adhere to the Conventional Commits standards.

Wommit

Write commit tool

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A package for intuitively formatting appealing commmit messages with emojis, using an assortment of different methods.

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Example usage:

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Commands

wommit ...:

• c: Commit all staged files using an intuitive drop-down menu or a fast autocompletion prompt.

  Options:

  • -m: Use menu mode, overriding default.

  • -e: Use autocompletion mode, overriding default.

  • -m [MESSAGE]: Write a manual commit message, and commits if it's in the accepted format, as well as converting known types to emojis.

  • -g: Use global settings and data instead of local.

  • --test: Test either of the modes without commiting.

• check: Manually check previously added commit.

  Options:

  • -id [HASH]: Check a commit message with the specified ID.

  • -ids [HASH1] [HASH2]: Check all commit messages between two IDs (newest ID first).

  • -m [MESSAGE]: Check if the given string passes the check.

  • -l: Check all local commits that have not been pushed.

• configure ...: Opens a prompt for adding/removing types and scopes.

  • e: Edit current types and scopes.

  • p: Prints all types and scopes.

  • s: Edit settings.

  Options:

  • -g: Edit global settings.

  • -t: Manually test the functionality.

• format: Pastes the format a message needs to meet in order to pass the check.

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Info

Use the wommit-changelog-action in your wommit project to automatically release your project with appropriate changelogs.