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git-roast-cli

v1.0.1

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🎭 Git Roast CLI

The snarkiest commit assistant that roasts your terrible code before generating conventional commits.

npm version License: MIT PRs Welcome

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Tired of boring git commit -m "fix bug" messages? Git Roast takes a look at your messy staging area, brutally roasts your development skills using heuristic-based AI typing animations, and then forces you to generate a proper Conventional Commit.

✨ Features

  • 🔥 Heuristic Roasts: It actively looks at what you are committing. Committing .env? It will mock you for leaking secrets. Committing console.log? It will call out your amateur debugging.
  • 🤖 Typewriter Animations: Simulates a sentient, highly judgmental AI typing out its disappointment in real-time.
  • 📦 Interactive Staging: Lets you interactively select unstaged files to add directly from the CLI.
  • 📝 Conventional Commits: Enforces standard commit formatting (feat:, fix:, chore:) to keep your repo history pristine.
  • 🎨 Beautiful Aesthetics: Full of emojis, colors, and satisfying terminal rendering powered by inquirer.

🚀 Installation

You can run it instantly without installing:

npx git-roast-cli

Or install it globally to replace your boring git commit workflow forever:

npm install -g git-roast-cli

🎮 Usage

Simply run the command in any git repository:

git-roast

Flow:

  1. It analyzes your git status.
  2. It lets you interactively select which files to stage.
  3. It visibly judges you and types out a personalized roast based on your file choices.
  4. It presents you with a list of pre-formatted, passive-aggressive Conventional Commit messages (or lets you write your own).
  5. It commits the files.

🛠️ How it works

  1. Interfaces directly with your local git binary using child_process.execSync.
  2. Uses regex heuristics to scan the filenames you selected (e.g., matching package.json vs .tsx vs .env).
  3. Generates a dynamic insult.
  4. Spawns an interactive inquirer prompt to handle the commit message.

Architected by @lakshanmuruganandam

Built for developers who need a little tough love.