The purpose of this plugin is to enforce the use of Conventional Commits in a Gradle-based project.
plugins {
id("it.nicolasfarabegoli.conventional-commits") version "<last-version>"
}
Simply applying the plugin as above, a pre-configured script for conventional commit check is generate.
The plugin creates a git hooks file that enforce that each commit is compliant with the Conventional Commit convention:
> git commit -m "some message"
The commit message does not meet the Conventional Commit standard
An example of a valid message is:
feat(login): add the 'remember me' button
More details at: https://www.conventionalcommits.org/en/v1.0.0/#summary
> git commit -m "feat: we love conventional commit!"
Commit message meets Conventional Commit standards...
All the available plugin's keys are shown below:
conventionalCommits {
warningIfNoGitRoot = true
types += listOf("types", "type2") // Add those types to the standard ones
scopes = emptyList()
successMessage = "Commit message meets Conventional Commit standards..."
failureMessage = "The commit message does not meet the Conventional Commit standard"
}
The following table describe all the available keys in the plugin
Key | Description | Default |
---|---|---|
warningIfNoGitRoot |
A warning is raised if no .git root is found walking up until the / from the project folder. |
true |
types |
List of admitted types in the commit message. | build , chore , ci , docs , feat , fix , perf , refactor , revert , style , test |
scopes |
List of admitted scopes in the commit message. An empty list means that all scopes are admitted | emptyList |
successMessage |
A message printed if the commit meets conventional commit. If null is set, no message is printed. |
"Commit message meets Conventional Commit standards..." |
failureMessage |
A message printed if the commit not meets conventional commit. If null is set no message is printed. |
"The commit message does not meet the Conventional Commit standard" |