byronhsu / life-commit

🏃📆 Life as a git. Commit on your life.

🏃📆 Life as a git. Commit on your life.

Demo

🚀 Discuss it on Product Hunt!

My Website

https://byronhsu.github.io/life-commit/

Install

In order to use life-commit, make sure that you have Node version 6.0.0 or higher.

$ npm install -g life-commit

Usage

overview

  Usage
    $ life
  Options
    --init, -i                 
    --commit, -c               
    --log, -l                  
    --edit , -e <commitId>      
    --dir, -d [folder name]    
  Examples
    $ life --commit
    $ life --log

options

--init or -i

$ life --init

Initialize your life

--commit or -c

$ life --commit

Commit on your life

--log or -l

$ life --log

Log the commits on your life

--edit or -e

$ life --edit 06f302

Edit the existing commits

--dir or -d

$ life --dir myfolder

Create a directory that visualizing the commits on webpage

Contribute

• Define lifemojis

  All the lifemojis are stored at /src/data/lifemojis.json. Comment at issue#2 with an emoji and description. Let's brainstorm and define more and more creative lifemojis together!

  Format:

    {
    "emoji": "🚚",
    "description": "Made a move"
    },
    {
    "emoji": "👰",
    "description": "Got married"
    },
    {
    "emoji": "👨‍👩‍👧",
    "description": "Had a child"
    },

• Code

  Send PRs directly!

Credits

Elegant UI design by Bruno Rodrigues

Creative project gitmoji-cli and gitmoji by Carlos Cuesta

LOGO desinged by Gary Chiang

life-commit's Issues

Make CLI conform to git

For example, life commit is much more intuitive than life --commit if one is familiar with git.

Can't see lifemojis in web??

I chose one ,and open the index ,but cant see the icon, why?

馃帀 First commit Life log

And I upload dist folder to my VPS, but Chines are Garbled！

Date ranges

Example use case:
Let's say I attend an internship from 2015-08-11 to 2015-08-23. I think I'll be convenient to be able to commit with a range of dates rather than, say, just the start date.

about favicon

any idea for favicon

TimeStamps not sorted correctly

My commit file looks something like -

[
 {
  "lifemoji": "💪",
  "title": "100DaysOfML Challenge Begins",
  "message": "Today I embarked on a challenge to understand and work on Machine Learning",
  "date": "2018-08-01T07:22:43.600Z",
  "id": "49aefe23-ccc3-448c-9bd3-16a96cad39b9"
 },
 {
  "lifemoji": "✅",
  "title": "Downloaded Prof. Gilbert' book",
  "message": "Downloaded \"Introduction to Linear Algebra\" by Gilbert Strang",
  "date": "2018-08-01T08:59:45.823Z",
  "id": "63605e54-faf8-4985-b93a-4d2e1a714447"
 }
]

As per it, "100DaysOfML Challenge Begins" must appear before "Downloaded Prof. Gilbert' book" but that does not happen.

Node JS Version - 8.11.3

I think I found the issue. It' in the gulpfile.js on line 22. It should be

if (new Date(c1.date.input).getTime() < new Date(c2.date.input).getTime()) return -1; 

instead of

if (new Date(c1.date).getTime() < new Date(c2.date).getTime()) return -1;

This resolves it for me.

Divorce emoji

Whats the emoji for divorce

Would like a verbose log which has the commit body as well as the commit title.

Perhaps this can be an additional --verbose, -v flag passed to the --log functionality?

Feature Request: support image or markdown input

😇 Question about naming

I personally suggest common naming convention such as life init (or life i as shorthand), instead of life --init or life -i. I think it's easier to type and allow more option parsing. Because as the program grows, you might need more options for a single command, such aslife i --student or life log --detail.

(Not an serious issue, just one of my questions 😆)

Support image a day

Add an option to add one image a day

how to use?

New lifemojis

{
"emoji": "🚚",
"description": "Made a move
},
{
"emoji": "👰",
"description": "Got married"
},
{
"emoji": "👨‍👩‍👧",
"description": "Had a child"
},

This is a great tool - love the idea! Keep it up

Advice about the commit history data

I committed at office, and then go back home. Then I want to commit, I found I can't get the history data so that I could continue commit based on the history. I checked my github pages stored the html output, and didn't find the data.

So I advice to add JSON data to the output.

Who commits your death?

I like the whole idea of this project 👍 . Can even be used as a diary.

But I thinking about it, in committing one's life, who commits his death?