A What The Commit clone built as a Cloudflare Worker. It returns random commit messages for those times when you just need to ship code and don't want to think about commit messages. I started this project when commitment and whatthecommit were down.
| Endpoint | Description | Try it | Response |
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Returns a random commit message in plain text | timmoc.dev | Wubbalubbadubdub! |
For a list of quotes, see quotes.ts
I have an alias in my .gitconfig that allows me to run git yolo and it will commit with a random commit message from this repo. If I feel really adventurous, I can run git yeet and it will add all the files, commit them, and push.
You can add this git alias and be up and running quickly.
git config --global alias.timmoc '!git commit -m "$(curl -s https://timmoc.dev)"'Then just run git timmoc to add a random commit message to your staged changes.
Since most of my projects are solo ventures, I dislike spending time and creative juices creating commit messages that I may never see again. I would rather git yeet my changes and iterate rapidly.
Want to see your commit message added to the list? Submit a PR with your commit message added to the quotes.ts file. If you want to add a new feature, please open an issue first.
Thanks to Nick Gerakines for creating commitment and the original whatthecommit that inspired this project.