#!/bin/bash # # This commit-msg hook validates commit messages # to ensure that they meet our conventional commit standard. # # # "type: message" # "type(scope): message" # Optionally, append ". Fixes #1234" # # Reference: https://github.com/keymanapp/keyman/wiki/Pull-Request-and-Commit-workflow-notes # # # Configurable options for types, scopes and message length. # types=(fix feat chore change docs style refactor test auto) scopes=( \ android android/app android/browser android/engine android/oem \ ci \ common common/core common/lmlayer \ developer developer/compiler developer/ide developer/tools \ ios ios/app ios/browser ios/engine ios/oem \ linux linux/config linux/engine linux/ibus linux/oem \ mac mac/config mac/engine mac/oem \ web web/engine web/oem web/ui \ windows windows/config windows/engine windows/oem \ ) min_length=4 max_length=128 # # Define terminal colours. # if [ -t 2 ]; then t_red=$'\e[1;31m' t_grn=$'\e[1;32m' t_yel=$'\e[1;33m' t_blu=$'\e[1;34m' t_mag=$'\e[1;35m' t_cyn=$'\e[1;36m' t_end=$'\e[0m' fi # # Test the repository upstream/origin: ignore if not keymanapp/keyman # if ! (git remote -v | grep -E "origin|upstream" | grep -q "keymanapp/"); then # Not a Keyman repository. We have no opinion. # echo "Not a Keyman repository. We don't care" exit 0 fi if (git remote -v | grep -E "origin|upstream" | grep -Eq "keyboards|lexical-models"); then # We don't enforce commit messages on keyboards or lexical-models repositories # echo "Keyboards or Lexical-Models. We still don't care." exit 0 fi # If this script is called by another hook, it may insert a -q parameter to silence the help text. QUIET=0 case $1 in -q|--quiet) shift # Remove the parameter, making it equivalent to a standard git-hook call. QUIET=1 ;; esac # build the regex pattern based on the config file function build_regex() { retypes= for type in "${types[@]}" do retypes="${retypes}$type|" done retypes="(${retypes%?})" rescope= for scope in "${scopes[@]}" do rescope="${rescope}$scope|" done # %? removes last | rescope="(\((${rescope%?})\))?" remessage=".{$min_length,$max_length}[^.]" refixes="(\. Fixes #[[:digit:]]+)?" regexp="^${retypes}${rescope}: ${remessage}${refixes}[[:space:]]*$" } # Print out a standard error message which explains # how the commit message should be structured function print_error() { echo -e "\n${t_red}ERROR: Commit message is not in Conventional Commit format" echo -e "----------------------------------------------------------${t_end}" echo -e "Valid types: ${t_grn}${types[@]}${t_end}" echo -e "Valid scopes: ${t_grn}${scopes[@]}${t_end}" echo -e "Max length (first line): ${t_grn}$max_length${t_end}" echo -e "Min length (first line): ${t_grn}$min_length${t_end}" echo -e "Optionally, append ${t_grn}Fixes #1234${t_end}\n" echo -e "${t_cyn}Example:${t_end} fix(windows): Re-attaches the widget plug which had fallen out. Fixes #1111" echo -e "${t_cyn}Reference${t_end}: https://github.com/keymanapp/keyman/wiki/Pull-Request-and-Commit-workflow-notes" echo -e "" echo -e "This script: $0" } # get the first line of the commit message msg=$(head -1 $1) build_regex if [[ ! $msg =~ $regexp ]]; then # commit message is invalid according to config - block commit if [ $QUIET -eq 0 ]; then print_error fi exit 1 fi