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commoji

v0.0.1

Published

4 years ago

git commit wrapper to support translation to emoji

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commit emoji translate

:sparkles: commoji :sparkles:

You know how sometimes you write commits and it has all these letters and words and no emoji? Yeah, commoji fixes that.

mais pourquoi?

why commoji, and not gitmoji? it's obvi cooler... b/c this :angry:
why only commoji -m 'emojify me'... why no commoji without -m? b/c an emoji is worth 100 words (at least), so if you need more than the 50 character subject line limit, you're obviously doing something wrong.

Install

git clone https://github.com/gnitnuj/commoji.git
cd commoji
npm install -g

Usage

commoji -m 'omg!! this commit message is soooo fire. bomb dot com.'

The commoji cli currently has 1 flag -m b/c ain't nobody got time to reach feature parity with git commit

Contributing

minimum 3 emojis per commit message... :angel: :ship: :unicorn:

❤

This was made as part of an ⚡️emoji hackday⚡️ and is powered by emojilib, a magical json file of emoji names and keywords y'all should use in all your projects, and builds upon the work of notwaldorf.