gitmoji

Tech stack & purpose

Gitmoji is an initiative to standardize the use of emojis in GitHub commit messages, making it easier to identify the purpose or intention of a commit at a glance. The project provides a convention and guide for emoji usage in commits, along with a Node.js package that bundles the gitmoji list for use as a dependency, and an HTTP API for accessing the emoji data. The repository is maintained by Carlos Cuesta and includes tooling such as gitmoji-cli, an interactive command-line client for composing commits with emojis according to the gitmoji specification.

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  dependabot[bot]858 commits · 0 followers
• Carlos Cuesta266 commits
• dependabot-preview[bot]56 commits
• johann_chopin11 commits
• Vinícius Hoyer10 commits
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• Kevin Tan4 commits
• Emmanuel Pilande4 commits
• Greenkeeper3 commits
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• Wouter De Schuyter2 commits
• Viktor Hundahl Strate2 commits
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• Charles-Henri GUERIN2 commits
• Mathieu Santo Stefano--Féron2 commits
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• Félix Legrelle2 commits
• Seaton Jiang2 commits
• Malted2 commits
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• Melanie Burger2 commits
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• Geoffrey Dhuyvetters2 commits
• Evaristo Rojas1 commits
• Erwan KREUTZ1 commits
• Bartosz Kaszubowski1 commits
• Felipe Lopes1 commits
• Fabien JUIF1 commits
• Hugo Fragata1 commits
• Erik Uzureau1 commits