CommitHelper

This program simplifies the process of writing Git commit messages.

Typically, you'd use a command like git commit -m "feat: Add the class Class1.". However, for those unfamiliar with Git's commit message conventions, choosing the right prefix can often be confusing. This tool addresses that by allowing you to select a suitable prefix from the command line, similar to how you might interact with npm prompts.

1. Requirements

• dotnet 8.0.101
• Windows OS (later 7)

2. Install

Step 1. Run the bat-file commpile.bat with a command-line argument. You can pass the arguments { "debug" | "release" | "publish" }. You can also run dotnet as usual.

$ compile publish

or like

$ dotnet publish -o .\bin\Publish -c Release --self-contained true -r win-x64 -nologo

3. Usage

Step 1. Run the bat file "run.bat".

$ run.bat

4. Licenses

This library is released under the MIT License. See also LICENSE.

5. Development Environment

• dotnet
• Language: C#

6. Changes

7. Contact

Author: Yor-Jihons
GitHub: CommitHelper