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This project provides an easy solution for using Gitmoji from VSCode Extension. gitmoji-vscode solves the hassle of searching through the gitmoji list. Includes a bunch of options you can play with! 🎉
- Open Visual Studio Code
- Press
Ctrl+Shift+X
to open the Extensions tab - Type
Gitmoji
to find the extension - Click the
Install
button, then theEnable
button
outputType
- Configure the type of emoji output as needed. Default isemoji
For emoji type:
For code type:
Sample configuration:
{
"gitmoji.outputType": "emoji"
}
Notice: If you use Gitlab or Coding, type emoji, if you use Github, you can type code or emoji.
additionalEmojis
- Add configurable additionnal emojis.
Sample configuration:
{
"gitmoji.additionalEmojis": [
{
"emoji": "🐛",
"code": ":bug:",
"description": "Fix a bug.",
"description_zh_cn": "修复 BUG"
},
{
"emoji": "🚑",
"code": ":ambulance:",
"description": "Critical hotfix.",
"description_zh_cn": "紧急热修复"
}
]
}
Notice: description_zh_cn
is a chinese (zh_CN) version of the description. If empty, the english description will be used.
onlyUseAdditionalEmojis
- Use your additional emojis instead the ones from the extension.
Sample configuration:
{
"gitmoji.onlyUseAdditionalEmojis": true
}
showEmojiCode
- Enable searching gitmojis by emoji code (example: ambulance will return hotfix).
Sample configuration:
{
"gitmoji.showEmojiCode": true
}
The code is available under the MIT license.