commit.sh

Conventional Commits from the terminal.

Motivation

• I've been using VS Code Conventional Commits for sometime and I wanted to have that experience on my terminal as well.

• I wanted to get comfortable with shell scripting 😄.

  Note:

  • This is not a 1:1 port of and this does not have all the functionalities found in VS Code Conventional Commits. I've added the functionalities which I use in my workflow.

Dependencies

git	for working with git 😄
fzf	for fuzzy-finding options

Install instructions

• Copy commit.sh file somewhere in your $PATH, and make it executable. (I keep the script in ~/.local/bin)

  for example:

  wget https://raw.githubusercontent.com/krish-r/commit.sh/main/commit.sh -O ~/.local/bin/commit.sh
  
  # adds executable permission to user
  chmod u+x ~/.local/bin/commit.sh

Uninstall instructions

• Simply remove the script from your path.

  for example:

  rm -i $(which commit.sh)

Usage

commit.sh

Credits

• VS Code Conventional Commits - for the inspiration & description
• gitmoji - for the emoji guides & description