I'd be happy to have someone contribute to jinx, the little nginx wrapper script I wrote. One pain point I currently have is that the restarting of nginx only works on macOS and Ubuntu. So if someone wants to implement service management for their favorite distro, that'd be great!
Also if some shell magician feels like yelling at me for writing ugly shell code, I'll happily accept that too. :D
If you can't be bothered to remember which emoji goes with which commit, you can also install a command-line helper: github.com/carloscuesta/gitmoji-cli
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I'd be happy to have someone contribute to jinx, the little nginx wrapper script I wrote. One pain point I currently have is that the restarting of nginx only works on macOS and Ubuntu. So if someone wants to implement service management for their favorite distro, that'd be great!
Also if some shell magician feels like yelling at me for writing ugly shell code, I'll happily accept that too. :D
how did you add those icons on your files on github?
Hey! In general, you can use the GitHub emoji codes to add them to your commit messages. For example
:wave:produces 👋 (They work on dev.to too btw!)There's also a specific key for the type of commit. I follow this one: gitmoji.carloscuesta.me/
If you can't be bothered to remember which emoji goes with which commit, you can also install a command-line helper: github.com/carloscuesta/gitmoji-cli