Jhechtmoji
Jhechtmoji is a configurable Git Emoji package. It ships with a default setup of Emoji Commit Messages, but can set to use any emoji. This makes Jhechtmoji an ideal extension for teams that want to use a standard Emoji Map between them, without needing to make their own extension or be limited by other similar extensions.
Features
This extension aims to keep things simple. As such, unlike other Git extensions, Jhechtmoji doesn't reinvent the wheel – it uses the API exposed by the VSCode Git extension, along with some simple configuration and minimal UI.
Requirements
This extension requires node-emoji to convert from emoji shortcodes to their unicode values.
Extension Settings
Jhechtmoji utilizes two user settings jhechtmoji.convertToUnicode and jhechtmoji.emojiMap.
jhechtmoji.convertToUnicode is set to true by default; this means that each time you use the jhechtmoji.commit command it will turn the shortcode, e.g. :tada: and replace it with the unicode value instead, 🎉 in this case.
jhechtmoji.emojiMap is a map of "[Descriptor of emoji]": ":emoji_shortcode:" values. This value can be updated to reflect your personal use of Emojis in Git, or to reflect a standardized Git Emoji setup between a development team.
Known Issues
- In repositories with submodules the extension is currently unable to highlight the correct input box after selecting a message type. The UI has been updated, but unfortunately
there is not a way to fix this issue at this time.
Release Notes
Release notes moved to CHANGELOG.md
Other
If you like Angular's commit style, but also want to add some extra zing into your commits, I've created the following rough map you can use for your jhechtmoji.emojiMap value. This would basically mean that you sub out the fix, feat, etc. type notification for the given emoji. If you plan on using your commits with a tool that generates your CHANGELOG.md for you, then I recommend setting jhechtmoji.convertToUnicode to false so that you can more easily check the value.
{
"build": ":package:",
"ci": ":green_heart:",
"docs": ":books:",
"feat": ":sparkles:",
"fix": ":bug:",
"perf": ":racehorse:",
"test": ":white_check_mark:",
"style": ":lipstick:",
}
This is obviously just my mapping, you are free to use or change any you feel are out of line with the Angular commit style.
