git-commit-message-checker

git-commit-message-checker is a tools for checking whether your commit message is valid or not. If not, your commit will fail.

Installation

``shell npm install --save-dev git-commit-message-checker`


  git-commit-message-checker need to be used with Husky.
  Add this config to package.json


  "scripts": {
     "commitmsg": "check-git-commit-msg --max-length=150 --pattern=\"/^\[[\w-]\]\s\w(\s&\s\w)?\s?:./\"",
     ....
  }


$3

The default commit message

pattern

 is:
    /^\[[\w-]\]\s\w(\s&\s\w)?\s?:./
It can allow the commit message like this:

- [CardNumber] author: commit purpose-[CardNumber] author1 & author2: commit purpose

The default commit message max-length is 150`, you can change it in the command line

git-commit-message-checker is a tools for checking whether your commit message is valid or not. If not, your commit will fail.

``shell npm install --save-dev git-commit-message-checker`


  git-commit-message-checker need to be used with Husky.
  Add this config to package.json


  "scripts": {
     "commitmsg": "check-git-commit-msg --max-length=150 --pattern=\"/^\[[\w-]\]\s\w(\s&\s\w)?\s?:./\"",
     ....
  }


$3

The default commit message

pattern

 is:
    /^\[[\w-]\]\s\w(\s&\s\w)?\s?:./
It can allow the commit message like this:

- [CardNumber] author: commit purpose-[CardNumber] author1 & author2: commit purpose

The default commit message max-length is 150`, you can change it in the command line