This project provides a cli to make git commits with a minimized odoo format from a text wizard.
Checkit out on pypi.
Is a wrapper of the git commit -m
command writed with 💟 on Python.
This was tested on a raspbian and a fedora OS with the nano, nvim and vim editor.
supported formats:
- short odoo
- conventional commits
- semantic git commits
- free (this is like use native
git commit
command)
You can add a .commitclirc
file in your project directory.
you can copy the global .commitclirc
file to your project directory and edit it to use a diferent format.
cp ~/.commitclirc .commitclirc
note : use sudo if the local (user) python bin dir is not in the path
sudo pip install commitcli
example content of the .commitclirc
file:
#Format for every commit
#supported formats free, odoo, sgc(semantic git commits) and cc (conventional commits)
format=odoo
#Option to sign the commits o every commit, must be True or False
signgpg=False
change this to use cc on your project:
#Format for every commit
#supported formats free, odoo, sgc(semantic git commits) and cc (conventional commits)
format=cc
#Option to sign the commits o every commit, must be True or False
signgpg=False
save this file and add to your git repository and every comand will use cc format on this project.
Add files to commit
git add .
Use the tool
commitcli
This utility creates a file into the users home directory ~/.commitclirc
in this file you will find some customizable options. the most important is the format option this option accepts this formats:
- odoo
- cc
- free
- only make a echo of a format
- cli inline option to specify format (oddo, sgc, etc)
- module list to chose for context in cc or something like this
type(context)
- quick templates
- clean up
- smarter
- store module list and provide a list of modules to choose from and the last by default
- create branches
- use format /<type "ej fix">/
using without install from the source
python -m commitcli
https://magmax.org/python-inquirer/
https://python-packaging.readthedocs.io/en/latest/command-line-scripts.html
https://setuptools.readthedocs.io/en/latest/userguide/entry_point.html