Zen-like commit messages for internet citizens.
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Commitizen is an organization on GitHub focused on promoting zen-like commit messages for developers. Their public repositories primarily use JavaScript and include several widely used projects such as cz-cli, cz-conventional-changelog, and conventional-commit-types, which support developers in maintaining consistent commit practices.
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cz-cli
The commitizen command line utility. #BlackLivesMatter
cz-conventional-changelog
A commitizen adapter for the angular preset of https://github.com/conventional-changelog/conventional-changelog
conventional-commit-types
List of conventional commit types.
cz-jira-smart-commit
A commitizen adapter for Jira Smart Commits
cz-example-packagejson
An example of how to enable commitizen in your repo using package.json.
cz-conventional-changelog-default-export
No description provided for this repository.
code-of-conduct
A code of conduct for all Angular projects
commitizen-renovate-config
Commitizen Renovate shareable configuration
create-commit
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cz-example-czjson
An example of how to enable commitizen in your repo using .cz.json.
cz-desktop
desktop
cz-example-czrc
An example of how to enable commitizen in your repo using .czrc
Frequently asked questions
What does commitizen build on GitHub?
Commitizen builds tools that help developers create standardized commit messages. Their notable repositories include cz-cli, a command line utility, and cz-conventional-changelog, which integrates with the conventional changelog format.
Which programming languages does commitizen use?
Commitizen primarily uses JavaScript for their projects. This focus is evident in their popular repositories, which are designed to aid developers in creating and managing commit messages effectively.
Are commitizen's repositories public?
Yes, all of Commitizen's repositories are public. This openness allows the developer community to access, contribute to, and utilize their tools for better commit message practices.
Is this exposure intended?
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