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Create Semantic Module

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create-semantic-module makes it easy to start using conventional commits in new or existing projects.

Adding conventional commits to your development workflow can be a big change when you work on a project with multiple contributors.

Tools like commitizen and commitlint do a great job of easing this transition, but configuring them to work together requires some boilerplate. That's where create-semantic-module comes in!

Usage

Generate a new project:

yarn create semantic-module my-module-name

Or run from within an existing project:

cd ./my-module-name
yarn create semantic-module

If using npm 5.2.0 or later, you can also use npx:

npx create-semantic-module my-module-name

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MIT © Jacob LeGrone

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