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commit-helper-cli

v1.0.2

Published

CLI para padronizar mensagens de commit com tipos, escopos e integração com tarefas (ClickUp, Trello etc).

Readme

🧙‍♂️ commit-helper-cli

Uma CLI simples e poderosa para padronizar mensagens de commit com tipos, escopos e integração com ferramentas de tarefas como ClickUp, Trello e outras.


🚀 Instalação

📦 Global (via NPM)

npm install -g commit-helper-cli

⚡️ Uso instantâneo com npx

Você também pode usar sem instalar:

npx commit-helper-cli

🛠️ Como usar

No terminal, dentro do seu repositório Git:

commit-helper

Ou com npx:

npx commit-helper

A CLI fará perguntas como:

  • Tipo do commit (ex: feat, fix, docs, etc.)
  • Escopo (ex: auth, cliente, infra)
  • Título do commit
  • Corpo técnico (opcional)
  • ID da tarefa (ex: CU-1A2B3C, TRELLO-123, etc.)

🧩 Configuração

Você pode criar um arquivo .commit-helperrc.json na raiz do projeto para personalizar os tipos, escopos e integração com sua ferramenta de tarefas.

Exemplo de .commit-helperrc.json:

{
  "types": [
    { "value": "feat", "emoji": "✨", "label": "Nova funcionalidade" },
    { "value": "fix", "emoji": "🐛", "label": "Correção de bug" },
    { "value": "docs", "emoji": "📝", "label": "Documentação" },
    { "value": "infra", "emoji": "🛠️", "label": "Infraestrutura" }
  ],
  "scopes": ["auth", "cliente", "pedido", "infraestrutura"],
  "taskPrefix": "CU-",
  "taskUrl": "https://app.clickup.com/t/{id}"
}

🔁 Caso não haja .commit-helperrc.json, o script tentará ler do package.json no campo commit-helper. Se nenhum for encontrado, uma configuração padrão será usada.


📋 Exemplo de saída

fix(auth): 🐛 corrige token expirado na verificação de 2FA

Ajusta o fluxo de autenticação para lidar com tokens expirados corretamente.
Refs: CU-1A2B3C (https://app.clickup.com/t/CU-1A2B3C)

🧠 Sugestões futuras

  • Suporte a emojis opcionais
  • Suporte a múltiplas ferramentas de tarefas (GitHub Issues, Linear, Trello)
  • Geração automática de changelogs
  • Suporte a lint-commit via hook (husky)

📄 Licença

MIT © [Guilherme Soares]