lazycommit

have ai write commit messages for you in lazygit.

uses Openai or google AI to generate commit message suggestions based on the diff between the current branch and master.
then you can select a commit message from the list and use it to commit your changes.

installation and configuration

``sh
bunx @m7medvision/lazycommit@latest config
`

set up with your openai api key & preferred model:

usage

You can specify custom templates. use bunx @m7medvision/lazycommit@latest config to edit the templates.

$3

this creates a menu of commit messages based on the diff between the current branch and master.

insert the following custom command into your lazygit config file:

`yaml
customCommands:
- key: "" # ctrl + a
description: "pick AI commit"
command: 'git commit -m "{{.Form.Msg}}"'
context: "files"
prompts:
- type: "menuFromCommand"
title: "ai Commits"
key: "Msg"
command: "bunx @m7medvision/lazycommit@latest"
filter: '^(?P\d+)\.\s(?P.+)$'
valueFormat: "{{ .message }}"
labelFormat: "{{ .number }}: {{ .message | green }}"
`

$3

this allows you to edit the commit message in vim after you've selected it from the menu.

abort committing by deleting the commit message in vim.

`yaml
customCommands:
- key: "" # ctrl + a
description: "Pick AI commit"
command: 'echo "{{.Form.Msg}}" > .git/COMMIT_EDITMSG && nvim .git/COMMIT_EDITMSG && [ -s .git/COMMIT_EDITMSG ] && git commit -F .git/COMMIT_EDITMSG || echo "Commit message is empty, commit aborted."'
context: "files"
subprocess: true
prompts:
- type: "menuFromCommand"
title: "AI Commits"
key: "Msg"
command: "bunx @m7medvision/lazycommit@latest"
filter: '^(?P\d+)\.\s(?P.+)$'
valueFormat: "{{ .message }}"
labelFormat: "{{ .number }}: {{ .message | green }}"
`

acknowledgements

- check out original project bunnai.
check out these other projects that inspired this one:

- https://github.com/BuilderIO/ai-shell

Custom Endpoint

You can now specify a custom endpoint for using OpenAI-like APIs. To set a custom endpoint, use the bunx @m7medvision/lazycommit@latest config` command and select the "Custom Endpoint" option. This allows you to use different API endpoints that are compatible with OpenAI.