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purecommit

v1.0.1

Published

Purify your commits by automatically removing console.logs and debug comments.

Readme


✨ Features


🛠 How It Works & Edge Cases

PureCommit is designed to be highly flexible. It uses smart regex to ensure it doesn't accidentally delete code you actually need.

1. Case Insensitivity

The tool doesn't care about your casing.

  • // DEBUG, // Debug, and // debug are all treated the same and removed.
  • // KEEP, // Keep, and // keep all successfully preserve your logs.

2. Flexible Spacing

Whether you write //debug or // debug, PureCommit will find it and clean it.

3. The Rules in Action:

| Code Example | Action | Result in Commit | | :--- | :--- | :--- | | console.log("Check this"); | ❌ Remove | Deleted | | const x = 5; // DEBUG This is just a number | ❌ Remove | const x = 5; | | console.info("Vital Info"); // keep | ✅ Keep | console.info("Vital Info"); | | // TODO: fix this debug log | 🛡️ Ignore | Stays exactly as is |