Commity is a script that print the commits from a git branch in a user-friendly way using Markdown format, inspired from default pull-requests templates in BitBucket.

You need Python 3.7 to execute this script.

Here is the command to install all necessary packages:

With pip:

pip install --no-cache-dir -r requirements.txt

With conda (and its environment):

conda install --name myenv -c conda-forge --file requirements.txt

To install this script, you first need to clone this project, and then execute commity.py.

To execute Commity, you might need to specify some arguments:

• -r or --repo: The path to the git directory. By default, the current folder is taken.
• -b or --branch: The name of the branch where to get the commits. By default, the current branch is taken.
• -i or --issue: If given, the first line will contain all the issues that have been marked as "fixed" in the commits messages of the given branch.

Example:

python commity.py -r C:\Users\Foo\MyProject -b feat/gui-buttons -i

It is possible to run commity from the given Dockerfile.

To execute commity using docker, please refer to the example below:

With Makefile:

cd path/to/commity
make docker-build
docker run -it -v "C:\Users\Foo\myproject:/myproject" cynnexis/commity run -r /myproject -b master --issue

Without Makefile:

cd path/to/commity
docker build -t cynnexis/commity .
docker run -it -v "C:\Users\Foo\myproject:/myproject" cynnexis/commity run -r /myproject -b master --issue

If your using bash, you can setup an alias to call commity:

First, let's create a conda environment if you have not done iet yet:

cd path/to/commity
conda create --name commity python=3.7.6
conda install --name commity -c conda-forge --file requirements.txt

Then, activate the environment:

conda activate commity

Get the path to your Python environment:

which python

For this tutorial, let's assume the path is /home/user/anaconda3/envs/commity/bin/python. Create an alias with the following command:

echo alias commity="/home/user/anaconda3/envs/commity/bin/python /absolute/path/to/commity/commity.py" >> ~/.bash_aliases

And it's ready! To get all the commits messages of a local repository, go to your project folder, and execute the commity command such as:

commity -i

The command will assume the current working directory is the repository, and will analyze the current branch. The fixed issues will be printed with the -i option.

• Python 3.7
• typeguard
• GitPython
• GitHub Actions
• YAPF

Contribution are not permitted yet, because this project is really simple and should not be a real problem. You noticed a bug in the script or in the source code? Feel free to post an issue about it.

• Valentin Berger (Cynnexis): developer

This project is under the GNU Affero General Public License v3.0. Please see the LICENSE.txt file for more detail (it's a really fascinating story written in there!)

• Git team ; what a flawless system they created!