Gitmoji-commit-hook

Prepend the right emoji to your commit message from Gitmoji

Install

$ npm install -g gitmoji-commit-hook

$ cd any-git-initialized-directory
$ gitmoji-commit-hook --init

You can put unwanted emojis in a blacklist section by adding the name in a blacklist array in your package.json:

{
  "gitmoji": {
    "blacklist": [
      "card-file-box",
      "beers"
    ]
  }
}

A list of available emojis and their associated meanings can be found at gitmoji.carloscuesta.me

This package follow KISS principle, the only thing it does is to allow you to add an emoji from gitmojis list to your commit.

If you're looking for some other cool feature like search in gitmojis list, please consider gitmoji-cli

To run the linter: npm run lint

To run the unit test: npm test

To dry run the script:

node invoke.js --init # run the init setup

node invoke.js mock_hooks/COMMIT_EDITMSG # simulate a git commit

The code is available under the MIT license.