Installation

Step 1: Download the Executable

Supported Platforms

Step 2: Add Comit to Your PATH

After downloading, add the executable to your system's PATH. To verify the installation, run:

comit --version

If successfully installed, this will display the current version of Comit.

Step 3: Generate a Commit Message

To generate a commit message, simply run:

comit

Make sure your changes are staged before running the command. Comit will analyze your staged changes and suggest a list of commit messages.

For example:

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? Select commit message:
  > Refresh
    feat: add pagination support to /users endpoint
    fix: resolve 500 error when POST /login is called without payload
    chore: refactor API route handlers for better modularity
    docs: update API reference with new pagination and auth examples

Choose the most appropriate message, and you're ready to commit!