Compact specification git commit tool, written in Rust, it has a variety of practical small functions.
Similar to git-cz, GRC will help you to provide a better git commit experience.
You can install grc in the following ways:
grc has very few dependencies, and you can build it very quickly and easily!
Please Run:
cargo install grcGo to RELEASE, download one you like.
Please Run:
cargo install --git https://github.com/sdttttt/gcr.gitafter the tools install, run command in your repository:
grcGRC can also automatically help you add files to the index.
//Add all files
grc -a .
// Add specified file
grc -a <filename>...TIP: This feature is supported above version 0.9.0
You can append custom commit types in the grc.toml configuration file at repo root directory:
Starting with 0.9.1, grc using ~/.config/grc/grc.toml as the default configuration file.
# A colon separates the type from the description of the type.
type = [
"type: this is new commit type."
]
# Starting with **1.0.0**, grc can enhance your submission with the `--emoji` command line argument.
emoji = true
# You can also use `overwrite_emoji` to enhance custom submission types or override basic submission types in GRC.
overwrite_emoji = [
"deps:馃殨", # Appends an emoji to a custom submission type
"test:馃殫" # Test is a GRC built-in submission type that you can override.
]
# [Beta] Starting with **1.2.0**, Added two new options to the configuration file, `pre` and `after`, which are similar to githook. Here you can enter the actions of the commands before and after COMMIT.
pre = [
"cargo test"
]
after = [
"echo Ok!"
]
This feature is not enabled in the default version and needs to be set in the build. Add --features plug to the cargo build command to enable the plugin.
plug are a new feature added in 1.1.0. Details of the plug-in and usage can be found here.
If you have any new ideas, you are welcome to talk to me.
GRC repo is used GRC to commit!