* refactor(cli.ts): call isHookCalled function asynchronously
feat(githook.ts): add support for git core hooks path and fallback to default symlink url if not found
feat(utils/git.ts): add getCoreHooksPath function to retrieve the path of the core hooks directory.
* refactor(githook.ts): remove console.log statement from hookCommand function
* feat(prepare-commit-msg-hook.ts): add isStageAllFlag parameter to prepareCommitMessageHook function to stage all changes if flag is true
* refactor(githook.ts): use path.join to join path segments instead of string concatenation
style(githook.ts): format code with prettier
* fix(githook.ts): fix SYMLINK_URL for Windows
* refactor(githook.ts): use path.join to create SYMLINK_URL
The SYMLINK_URL variable is now created using the path.join method, which is more platform-independent and ensures that the correct path separator is used. This improves the reliability of the code and makes it easier to maintain.
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Co-authored-by: Maik Stegemann <ms@lis-gmbh.com>
The import statement for the fileURLToPath function from the url module is not used in the file. Therefore, it has been removed to improve code readability and maintainability.
chore(githook.ts): remove unused import
refactor(tokenCount.ts): simplify token count calculation
The console output now correctly capitalizes OpenCommit for consistency with the project name. The unused import of fileURLToPath is removed. The tokenCount function is refactored to simplify the calculation of the token count. The Tiktoken library is no longer used, and the token count is now calculated based on the length of the content divided by an average token length of 2.7 characters.
🐛 fix(config.ts): add missing new lines
🐛 fix(githook.ts): capitalize OpenCommit and fix grammar
The COMMANDS enum values were reordered to improve readability and consistency. In config.ts, missing new lines were added to improve code readability. In githook.ts, OpenCommit was capitalized and grammar was fixed to improve clarity.
* refactor(api.ts): use CONFIG_MODES enum from config.ts
* refactor(config.ts): use COMMANDS and CONFIG_MODES enums, extract validateConfig function
* feat(config.ts): add CONFIG_MODES enum and refactor configCommand function to use it
* refactor(githook.ts): import COMMANDS enum from CommandsEnum.js file
Added a TODO list with tasks that need to be completed. These tasks include building for both mjs and cjs, configuring esbuild to make the bundle smaller, adding // TODOs in the code, batching small files in one request, adding tests, and making the hook work.
* ✨ feat(api.ts): add OpenAI class with generateCommitMessage method
This commit adds a new OpenAI class with a generateCommitMessage method that uses the OpenAI API to generate a commit message based on an array of messages. The method takes an array of ChatCompletionRequestMessage objects and returns a Promise that resolves to a ChatCompletionResponseMessage object. The OpenAI class is exported as a singleton instance named api.
* ✨ feat(prepare-commit-msg-hook.ts): add support for generating commit messages with chat completion
This commit adds support for generating commit messages with chat completion. The `prepare-commit-msg-hook.ts` file now imports the `generateCommitMessageWithChatCompletion` function from the `generateCommitMessageFromGitDiff` module. The function generates a commit message based on the staged git diff and appends it to the commit message file. If the `OPENAI_API_KEY` environment variable is not set, an error is thrown. If the commit source is specified, the function returns without generating a commit message.
* 🆕 feat(generateCommitMessageFromGitDiff.ts): add functionality to generate commit messages from git diff
This commit adds a new file, generateCommitMessageFromGitDiff.ts, which contains a function that generates commit messages from the output of the 'git diff --staged' command. The function uses the OpenAI API to prompt the user to create a commit message in the conventional commit convention. The user can choose to use Gitmoji convention to preface the commit and add a short description of what the commit is about.
* 🐛 fix(server.ts): change port variable case from lowercase port to uppercase PORT
* ✨ feat(server.ts): add support for process.env.PORT environment variable
The port variable is now named PORT, which improves consistency with the naming conventions as PORT is a constant. Support for an environment variable allows the application to be more flexible as it can now run on any available port specified via the process.env.PORT environment variable.
* 🚀 feat: add function to generate commit messages from diff
This commit adds a new function that generates commit messages from a diff. The function takes a diff as input and splits it into files. It then generates commit messages for each file and returns them as a concatenated string. If the total length of the commit message exceeds the maximum allowed length, the function skips the file. If the commit message is empty, the function skips the file. If an error occurs during the process, the function returns an error.
* ✨ feat(git.ts): add function to assert git repository existence
* ✨ feat(git.ts): add function to get staged git diff
The assertGitRepo function checks if the current directory is a git repository by running the 'git rev-parse' command. If the command fails, an error is thrown.
The getStagedGitDiff function returns the staged diff of the git repository. It takes an optional boolean argument isStageAllFlag, which when true stages all changes before getting the diff. The function uses the 'git diff --staged' command to get the diff and excludes big files from the diff. The function returns an object with two properties: files, which is an array of the names of the files that have changes, and diff, which is the diff of the staged changes.
GPT10
di-sukharev
Sébastien Fichot
Matt
Erick Amorim
Karol Lassak
Maik Stegemann
Alex Cáceres Gómez