git-styler v0.1.4

🦄 Git Styler

Git Styler is a CLI tool designed to simplify and standardize commit message styling by providing structured commit commands. It follows the conventional commit format, helping developers maintain clean, consistent, and meaningful commit histories with ease.

Why Git Styler? 🤔

Writing commit messages manually often leads to inconsistencies, such as:

• Unclear or unformatted commit messages
• Inconsistent use of emojis or prefixes
• Lack of a standard format for different types of commits

Git Styler solves these issues by offering easy-to-use commands for well-structured commits, ensuring your commit history is clean, readable, and professional.

🌟 Features

• ✅ Predefined commit types with appropriate emojis (📦 🐛 ♻️ 📖)
• ✅ Shortcut commands for quick commits (e.g., gfeat, gfix, grel, etc.)
• ✅ Automatic git push after committing changes
• ✅ Color-coded logs for better visibility
• ✅ No extra configuration needed – works out of the box!

🚀 Installation

Install Git Styler globally to make the commands available system-wide:

npm install -g git-styler

⚠️ Avoid local installation (npm install git-styler), as the commands won't be recognized outside the project.

📌 How It Works

Git Styler introduces easy-to-remember commands for different commit types. Here are some examples:

✨ Usage Examples

1️⃣ Standard Commit

Instead of writing:

git add . && git commit -m "Added a new authentication module" && git push

Simply run:

gfeat "Added a new authentication module"

🔹 This automatically formats the commit as:

git commit -m "📦 NEW: Added a new authentication module"

2️⃣ Releasing a New Version

grel "Version 1.0.0 release"

👉 This runs:

git commit -m "🦄 RELEASE: Version 1.0.0 release" && git push

🔍 Debugging & Help

If you run into any issues, check available commands with:

git-styler --help

🛠️ How Git Styler Works Under the Hood(Dependencies)

• commander (for CLI command handling)
• child_process (for executing git commands)
• path (for script detection)

License

This project is licensed under the MIT License.

Author

Shyam Tala

Enjoy committing with style! 🚀