Fast CLI for conventional commits

resin is a CLI (command-line interface) tool that makes it easy to create commit messages that follow the conventional commit format. Here is a little demo:

This demo will create the following commit message:

feat[config]: add crates.io fields

You can install resin using cargo:

cargo install resin

resin has three flags:

1. --help (-h) -> display a help message to the terminal
2. --all (-a) -> run git add . before committing the changes
3. --push (-p) -> run git push after committing the changes

Super simple and easy to use!

Configuration is stored in ~/.config/resin/config.toml or on a per-project basis by putting it at the root of the project with the same name. You can see a demo of this for this project

You can configure resin to have your custom scopes. Below is an example config:

scopes = ['docker', 'github actions']

You can also have a sign-off message that is based off the contents of your ~/.gitconfig file:

sign = true

This will create a message that will automatically be added to the bottom of your commit message:

Signed-off-by: Matt Gleich <[email protected]>

To have the scope of the commit message be in parentheses instead of square brackets:

parentheses = true