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nbranch

v0.1.0

Published

Generate meaningful git branch names from task descriptions using NLP

Readme

nbranch

Generate meaningful git branch names from task descriptions using NLP.

"Fix the login page crash on mobile" → fix/login-page-crash-mobile
"Add dark mode to dashboard #42"    → feat/dark-mode-dashboard-42
"Refactor Redis caching layer"      → refactor/redis-caching-layer

Install

npm install nbranch
pnpm install nbranch
bun install nbranch
yarn install nbranch

Usage

import { generateBranchName } from "nbranch";

generateBranchName("Fix the login page crash on mobile");
// → "fix/login-page-crash-mobile-a3f1"

generateBranchName("Add OAuth2 support for SSO #123", {
  addRandomSuffix: false,
});
// → "feat/oauth2-sso-123"

Options

import { BranchNameGenerator } from "nbranch";

const generator = new BranchNameGenerator({
  maxLength: 50, // max branch name length (default: 50)
  maxKeywords: 5, // max keywords to extract (default: 5)
  addRandomSuffix: true, // append random 4-char suffix (default: true)
  includeIssueNumber: true, // include #NNN from input (default: true)
  separator: "/", // type/slug separator: "/" or "-" (default: "/")
});

const result = generator.generate("Fix the login bug #891");
// result.name       → "fix/login-bug-891-x7k2"
// result.type       → "fix"
// result.keywords   → ["login", "bug"]
// result.issueNumber → "891"

How it works

The generator runs a 4-stage NLP pipeline:

  1. Preprocess — Extracts a clean summary from the input. Handles structured formats (issue titles, markdown headings), strips noise (stack traces, log lines, acceptance criteria), and extracts issue numbers.

  2. Analyze — Uses compromise for POS tagging. Detects a conventional commit type (feat, fix, refactor, perf, chore, etc.) from verbs and contextual keywords. Extracts meaningful keywords scored by category: tech terms (react, postgres, oauth2) > domain words (login, cache, endpoint) > nouns > other words.

  3. Format — Assembles type/keyword-slug, sanitizes to URL-safe characters, truncates on word boundaries, and optionally appends a random suffix for uniqueness.

  4. Output — Returns the branch name along with metadata (type, keywords, issue number).