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ai_commit

Dart CLI for generate git commit messages with OpenAI.

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Dart CLI for generated git commit messages with OpenAI.


Quick Started 🚀

Installing

dart pub global activate ai_commit

Or install a specific version using:

dart pub global activate ai_commit <version>

Commands

ai_commit -h

See the complete list of commands and usage information.

Dart CLI for generated commit messages with OpenAI.

Usage: ai_commit <command> [arguments]

Global options:
-h, --help                 Print this usage information.
-a, --all                  Automatically stage changes in tracked files for the commit
-c, --count                Count of messages to generate (Warning: generating multiple costs more)
-m, --model                Locale language for commit message.
-x, --exclude              Files to exclude from AI analysis
-l, --max-length           Set max length of commit message.
    --locale               Locale language for commit message.
    --[no-]conventional    Format the commit message according to the Conventional Commits specification.
-v, --version              Print the current version.
    --[no-]verbose         Noisy logging, including all shell commands executed.

Available commands:
  config   ai_commit configuration
  update   Update the CLI.

Run "ai_commit help <command>" for more information about a command.
ai_commit config

Save data configuration and use later.

ai_commit configuration

Usage: ai_commit config [arguments]
-h, --help                 Print this usage information.
    --key                  OpenAI API key.
    --locale               Set locale language.
    --count                Generate commit message count.
    --[no-]conventional    Format the commit message according to the Conventional Commits specification.
    --model                Set model name for OpenAI API.
    --max-length           Set max length of commit message.

Run "ai_commit help" to see global options.

Usage

Before using you need to set OpenAI API key

ai_commit config --key sk-xxx

Generate commit message

ai_commit

Add all files and generate a commit message

ai_commit -a

Count of messages to generate (Warning: generating multiple costs more)

# one time use
ai_commit -c 2

# save data to config
ai_commit config -c 2

OpenAI model to use for generation

# one time use
ai_commit -m gpt-3.5-turbo-1106

# save data to config
ai_commit config -m gpt-3.5-turbo-1106

Files to exclude from AI analysis

# single
ai_commit -x test.dart

# multiple
ai_commit -x one.dart, two.dart

Max length of commit message

# one time use
ai_commit -l 200

# save data to config
ai_commit config -l 200

Locale language for commit message

# one time use
ai_commit --locale en

# save data to config
ai_commit config --locale en

Format the commit message according to the Conventional Commits specification.

# one time use
ai_commit --conventional

# save data to config
ai_commit config --conventional

Disable Conventional Commits Format

ai_commit --no-conventional

# save data to config
ai_commit config --no-conventional
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