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iuricode/padroes-de-commits
Padrões de commits
A Portuguese-language reference for Conventional Commits with an emoji-per-type mapping, plus a commit-msg git hook script that enforces the convention and a short glossary of git commands. Aimed at Portuguese-speaking teams or juniors who want a copy-paste standard rather than a library to install.
The commit-msg.sh hook is an actual enforcement mechanism, not just documentation — teams can drop it into .git/hooks and get real validation instead of relying on convention alone. The type-to-emoji-to-keyword table is a concrete, unambiguous reference that avoids the usual bikeshedding over commit prefixes. Including a git command cheat sheet and glossary alongside the convention lowers the onboarding cost for less experienced contributors.
There's no package, CLI, or installable artifact — it's a README and a shell script you have to manually copy and chmod, with no commitlint/husky integration for teams already using Node tooling. No tests exist for commit-msg.sh, so its regex/validation logic is unverified and easy to break silently when someone 'personalizes' it per the README's own suggestion. Portuguese-only content limits it to Lusophone teams, and there's no CONTRIBUTING-enforced linting on the repo itself to dogfood the convention it's selling. Layering a full emoji scheme on top of Conventional Commits types is redundant with gitmoji and mostly decorative rather than adding information a tool could act on.