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💻 Usage

GlyphIt provides several commands to help you standardize emoji usage in your Git workflow.

🚀 Quick Start

Inside a Git repository, use:

glyphit commit

Then it will start an interactive builder for your commit message

🧭 Typical Workflow

  1. Stage your changes: bash glyphit add <filename> # equivalent of git add <filename>

  2. Commit using GlyphIt: bash glyphit commit

  3. Push your changes: bash glyphit push

Each command integrates seamlessly with Git and ensures consistent emoji usage.

Glyphit allow users to interpolate normal git functions (like git add or git push), but it is not it's main purpose.