In order to reduce inconsistencies with work commits, and to provide a uniform system that is visually easy to understand, emoji commits was modified to fit the organization needs.

1. IMPERATIVE ↓

   • Make your Git commit messages imperative.
   • Write a commit message like you're giving an order.
   • E.g., Use ✅ Add instead of ❌ Added.
   • E.g., Use ✅ Create instead of ❌ Creating.

2. RULES ↓

   • A small number of categories — easy to memorize.
   • Nothing more nothing less.
   • E.g. 📦 NEW, 👍 IMPROVE, 🐛 FIX, 📖 DOCUMENT, 🚀 READY, 🤖 TESTING, and ☣️ BREAKING

3. ACTIONS ↓

   • Make git commits based on the actions you take.

Only use the following Git Commit Messages. A simple and small footprint is critical here.

• 📦 NEW: IMPERATIVE_MESSAGE_GOES_HERE

  Use when you add something entirely new. E.g. 📦 NEW: Add Git ignore file

• 👍 IMPROVE: IMPERATIVE_MESSAGE_GOES_HERE

  Use when you improve/enhance piece of code like refactoring etc. E.g. 👍 IMPROVE: Remote IP API Function

• 🐛 FIX: IMPERATIVE_MESSAGE_GOES_HERE

  Use when you fix a bug. E.g. 🐛 FIX: Case conversion

• 📖 DOCUMENT: IMPERATIVE_MESSAGE_GOES_HERE

  Use when you add documentation like README.md, or even inline docs. E.g. 📖 DOC: API Interface Tutorial

• 🚀 READY: IMPERATIVE_MESSAGE_GOES_HERE

  Use when you are complete with a feature and ready for testing. E.g. 🚀 READY: Feature

• 🤖 TESTINT: IMPERATIVE_MESSAGE_GOES_HERE

  Use when it's related to testing. E.g. 🤖 TEST: Mock User Login/Logout

• ☣️ BREAKING: IMPERATIVE_MESSAGE_GOES_HERE

  Use when releasing a change that breaks previous versions. E.g. ☣️ BREAKING: Change authentication protocol

• git inc => Takes no message and is for the initial commit ONLY
  => 🎉 INITIAL COMMIT
• git fb <branch> => Takes a branch name and creates a feature/branch and set the upstream to that branch
• git bb <branch> => Takes a branch name and creates a breaking/branch and set the upstream to that branch
• git pub <branch> => Takes a branch name and pulls origin branch
• git pom => Takes no parameters and does a git pull origin main
• git rmb <branch> => Takes a branch name to delete
• git new '<message>' => Takes a commit message, and uses git cap to add, commit, and push
  => 📦 NEW: 'message'
• git imp '<message>' => Takes a commit message, and uses git cap to add, commit, and push
  => 👍 IMPROVE: 'message'
• git fix '<message>' => Takes a commit message, and uses git cap to add, commit, and push
  => 🐛 FIX: 'message'
• git rdy '<message>' => Takes a commit message, and uses git cap to add, commit, and push
  => 🚀 READY: 'message'
• git doc '<message>' => Takes a commit message, and uses git cap to add, commit, and push
  => 📖 DOCUMENT: 'message'
• git tst '<message>' => Takes a commit message, and uses git cap to add, commit, and push
  => 🤖 TESTING: 'message'
• git brk '<message>' => Takes a commit message, and uses git cap to add, commit, and push
  => ☣️ BREAKING: 'message'
• git cap '<message>' => Takes a commit message, to add, commit, and push

• Update your gitconfig file with the following codesnippet
• code ~/.gitconfig

[init]
	defaultBranch = main
[alias]
  # Git Commit, Add all and Push — in one step.
  cap = "!f() { git add .; git commit -m \"$@\"; git push; }; f"
  # NEW.
  new = "!f() { git cap \"📦 NEW: $@\"; }; f"
  # IMPROVE.
  imp = "!f() { git cap \"👍 IMPROVE: $@\"; }; f"
  # FIX.
  fix = "!f() { git cap \"🐛 FIX: $@\"; }; f"
  # READY.
  rdy = "!f() { git cap \"🚀 READY: $@\"; }; f"
  # DOCUMENT.
  doc = "!f() { git cap \"📖 DOCUMENT: $@\"; }; f"
  # TESTING.
  tst = "!f() { git cap \"🤖 TESTING: $@\"; }; f"
  # BREAKING CHANGE.
  brk = "!f() { git cap \"☣️ BREAKING: $@\"; }; f"
  # FEATURE BRANCH.
  fb = "!f() { git checkout -b "feature/$@"; git push -u origin "feature/$@"; }; f"
  # BREAKING BRANCH.
  bb = "!f() { git checkout -b "breaking/$@"; git push -u origin "breaking/$@"; }; f"
  # INITIAL COMMIT.
  inc = "!f() { git add .; git commit -m \"🎉 INITIAL COMMIT\"; git push -u origin main; }; f"
  # Pull origin <branch-name>.
  pub = "!f() { git pull origin "$@ "}; f"
  # Pull origin main.
  pom = "!f() { git pull origin main; }; f"
  # Remove <branch-name>.
  rmb = "!f() { git branch -D "$@" }; f"

• Emoji Commits is a modified version of Emoji-Logs.

• Last Updated: Jan 26, 2023