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From: "Eshan Roy (Eshanized)" <148610067+eshanized@users.noreply.github.com>
Date: Tue, 18 Jun 2024 03:47:47 +0530
Subject: [PATCH] =?UTF-8?q?=F0=9F=A7=B9=20chore(remove):=20puthon=20based?=
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-# Author        : Eshan Roy <eshanized@proton.me>
-# Author URL    : https://eshanized.github.io
-
-# NOTE: Run at your own risk.
-
-import os
-import subprocess
-
-def commit_with_conventional_message(message, branch):
-    # Check if the commit message is conventional
-    if not is_conventional(message):
-        print("Error: Commit message is not conventional")
-        return
-
-    # Add all changes
-    subprocess.run(["git", "add", "."])
-
-    # Commit with the conventional message
-    subprocess.run(["git", "commit", "-m", message])
-
-    # Push to GitHub
-    subprocess.run(["git", "push", "origin", branch])
-
-def pull_from_github(branch):
-    # Pull from GitHub
-    subprocess.run(["git", "pull", "origin", branch])
-
-def is_conventional(message):
-    # Check if the commit message is conventional
-    conventional_types = [
-        "build", 
-        "chore", 
-        "ci", 
-        "docs", 
-        "feat", 
-        "fix", 
-        "perf", 
-        "refactor", 
-        "revert", 
-        "style", 
-        "test",
-        ]
-    for type in conventional_types:
-        if message.startswith(f"{commit_emojis[type]} {type}:") or message.startswith(f"{commit_emojis[type]} {type}("):
-            return True
-    return False
-
-# Get the conventional commit message type from the user
-print("Select a conventional commit message type:")
-print("1. feat (new feature) 🎉")
-print("2. fix (bug fix) 🔧")
-print("3. perf (performance improvement) ⚡️")
-print("4. refactor (code refactoring) 💡")
-print("5. style (code style change) 💄")
-print("6. test (new test) 🧪")
-print("7. docs (documentation change) 📚")
-print("8. build (build process change) 🏗️")
-print("9. chore (miscellaneous task) 🧹")
-print("10. revert (revert previous commit) 🚨")
-
-option = int(input("Enter the number of your chosen option: "))
-
-commit_types = [
-    "feat", 
-    "fix", 
-    "perf", 
-    "refactor", 
-    "style", 
-    "test", 
-    "docs", 
-    "build", 
-    "chore", 
-    "revert"
-    ]
-commit_type = commit_types[option - 1]
-
-commit_emojis = {
-    "feat": "🎉",
-    "fix": "🔧",
-    "perf": "⚡️",
-    "refactor": "💡",
-    "style": "💄",
-    "test": "🧪",
-    "docs": "📚",
-    "build": "🏗️",
-    "chore": "🧹",
-    "revert": "🚨",
-    "ci": "🤖"  # added ci key
-}
-
-# Get the scope and description from the user
-scope = input("Enter the scope (optional): ")
-description = input("Enter the description: ")
-
-# Get the branch name from the user
-branch = "master" # or "main", "development"
-
-# Construct the conventional commit message
-if scope:
-    message = f"{commit_emojis[commit_type]} {commit_type}({scope}): {description}"
-else:
-    message = f"{commit_emojis[commit_type]} {commit_type}: {description}"
-
-# Commit with the conventional message
-commit_with_conventional_message(message, branch)
-
-# Pull from GitHub
-pull_from_github(branch)
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