convmoji

A simple cli tool to commit Conventional Commits.

Requirements

Install

python3 -m pip install convmoji
convmoji --version

Commit types

For details on commit types see conventional commits spec.

• feat: ✨
• fix: 🐛
• docs: 📚
• style: 💎
• refactor: 🔨
• perf: 🚀
• test: 🚨
• build: 📦
• ci: 👷
• chore: 🔧

Interactive Mode

Use the interactive mode and be asked for different parameters. If you don't need them just skip with Enter. Convmojis interactive mode does not work with --debug but prompts for whether or not to execute the commit (equivalent to --print).

convmoji -i
? Your commit message (required) epic feature added
? Choose a type (default is '✨:feat') (Use arrow keys)
   ✨:feat
   🐛:fix
   📚:docs
   💎:style
   🔨:refactor
   🚀:perf
 » 🚨:test
   📦:build
   👷:ci
   🔧:chore
...

Classic Mode

A conventianal commit

convmoji "epic feature added" feat

One with a scope

convmoji "epic feature added" feat --scope somescope
# ✨: epic feature added

With options

convmoji "epic feature added" feat --scope somescope --amend --no-verify
# ✨(somescope): epic feature added --amend --no-verify

With more informative text

convmoji "epic feature added" feat --scope somescope \
  --body "more body information" --foot "more footer information"
# ✨(somescope): epic feature added
# 
# more body information
# 
# more footer information

Inform people about breaking changes

convmoji "epic feature added" feat --scope somescope \
  --body "more body information" --footer "more footer information" \
  --breaking-changes "breaks somthing"
# ✨‼️(somescope): epic feature added
# 
# more body information
# 
# BREAKING CHANGE: breaks somthing
# more footer information

Lost track of what scope string to use? Run the following to view all scopes used in the mentioned conventional commits spec format.

convmoji --show-scopes
# README
# action
# actions
# cli-options
# coverage
# documentation
# error-handling
# pipy
# readme
# trynerror

If you want to see what to does without performing the action, run it with --debug. This will prompt the commit command.

If you want to work with some sort of paste tool or other workflow, for example to pipe results back to ide and commit stuff there, run command with --print. This will only prompt the commit message.

convmoji --help

Usage:

$ convmoji [OPTIONS] DESCRIPTION [COMMIT_TYPE]

Arguments:

• DESCRIPTION: Commit message, as in 'git commit -m "..."' [required]
• [COMMIT_TYPE]: Either of [feat, fix, docs, style, refactor, perf, test, build, ci, chore] [default: feat]

Options:

• -s, --scope TEXT: Scope for commit (any string) [default: ]
• -b, --body TEXT: Body message for commit [default: ]
• -f, --foot TEXT: Footer message (formatted two blank lines below body) [default: ]
• --breaking-changes, --bc TEXT: Specially formatted message to show changes might break previous versions [default: ]
• --amend: Execute commit with --amend [default: False]
• --no-verify: Execute commit with --no-verify [default: False]
• --co-authored_by, --co TEXT: A string of authors formatted like: --co-authored-by '<User user@no-reply> ' --co-authored-by '<User2 user2@no-reply>'
• -i, --interactive: Interactive mode
• --debug: Debug mode (does not execute commit) [default: False]
• --show-scopes: A helper that shows scopes used with convmoji. (does not execute commit)
• --info: Prompt convmoji info (does not execute commit)
• --version: Prompt convmoji version (does not execute commit)
• --install-completion: Install completion for the current shell.
• --show-completion: Show completion for the current shell, to copy it or customize the installation.
• --help: Show this message and exit.