Gitmopy’s Emoji Sets

Select your emoji sets from the command-line:

$ gitmopy config

Gitmojis

Default standard gitmojis are from gitmoji.dev.

- emoji: 🎨
  description: Improve structure / format of the code.

- emoji: ⚡️
  description: Improve performance.

- emoji: 🔥
  description: Remove code or files.

- emoji: 🐛
  description: Fix a bug.

- emoji: 🚑️
  description: Critical hotfix.

- emoji: ✨
  description: Introduce new features.

- emoji: 📝
  description: Add or update documentation.

- emoji: 🚀
  description: Deploy stuff.

- emoji: 💄
  description: Add or update the UI and style files.

- emoji: 🎉
  description: Begin a project.

- emoji: ✅
  description: Add, update, or pass tests.

- emoji: 🔒️
  description: Fix security issues.

- emoji: 🔐
  description: Add or update secrets.

- emoji: 🔖
  description: Release / Version tags.

- emoji: 🚨
  description: Fix compiler / linter warnings.

- emoji: 🚧
  description: Work in progress.

- emoji: 💚
  description: Fix CI Build.

- emoji: ⬇️
  description: Downgrade dependencies.

- emoji: ⬆️
  description: Upgrade dependencies.

- emoji: 📌
  description: Pin dependencies to specific versions.

- emoji: 👷
  description: Add or update CI build system.

- emoji: 📈
  description: Add or update analytics or track code.

- emoji: ♻️
  description: Refactor code.

- emoji: ➕
  description: Add a dependency.

- emoji: ➖
  description: Remove a dependency.

- emoji: 🔧
  description: Add or update configuration files.

- emoji: 🔨
  description: Add or update development scripts.

- emoji: 🌐
  description: Internationalization and localization.

- emoji: ✏️
  description: Fix typos.

- emoji: 💩
  description: Write bad code that needs to be improved.

- emoji: ⏪️
  description: Revert changes.

- emoji: 🔀
  description: Merge branches.

- emoji: 📦️
  description: Add or update compiled files or packages.

- emoji: 👽️
  description: Update code due to external API changes.

- emoji: 🚚
  description: "Move or rename resources (e.g.: files, paths, routes)."

- emoji: 📄
  description: Add or update license.

- emoji: 💥
  description: Introduce breaking changes.

- emoji: 🍱
  description: Add or update assets.

- emoji: ♿️
  description: Improve accessibility.

- emoji: 💡
  description: Add or update comments in source code.

- emoji: 🍻
  description: Write code drunkenly.

- emoji: 💬
  description: Add or update text and literals.

- emoji: 🗃️
  description: Perform database related changes.

- emoji: 🔊
  description: Add or update logs.

- emoji: 🔇
  description: Remove logs.

- emoji: 👥
  description: Add or update contributor(s).

- emoji: 🚸
  description: Improve user experience / usability.

- emoji: 🏗️
  description: Make architectural changes.

- emoji: 📱
  description: Work on responsive design.

- emoji: 🤡
  description: Mock things.

- emoji: 🥚
  description: Add or update an easter egg.

- emoji: 🙈
  description: Add or update a .gitignore file.

- emoji: 📸
  description: Add or update snapshots.

- emoji: ⚗️
  description: Perform experiments.

- emoji: 🔍️
  description: Improve SEO.

- emoji: 🏷️
  description: Add or update types.

- emoji: 🌱
  description: Add or update seed files.

- emoji: 🚩
  description: Add, update, or remove feature flags.

- emoji: 🥅
  description: Catch errors.

- emoji: 💫
  description: Add or update animations and transitions.

- emoji: 🗑️
  description: Deprecate code that needs to be cleaned up.

- emoji: 🛂
  description: Work on code related to authorization, roles and permissions.

- emoji: 🖍️🩹
  description: Simple fix for a non-critical issue.

- emoji: 🧐
  description: Data exploration/inspection.

- emoji: ⚰️
  description: Remove dead code.

- emoji: 🧪
  description: Add a failing test.

- emoji: 👔
  description: Add or update business logic.

- emoji: 🩺⛑️
  description: Add or update healthcheck.

- emoji: 🧱
  description: Infrastructure related changes.

- emoji: 🧑‍💻
  description: Improve developer experience.

- emoji: 💸
  description: Add sponsorships or money related infrastructure.

- emoji: 🧵
  description: Add or update code related to multithreading or concurrency.

- emoji: ✅🦺
  description: Add or update code related to validation.

AI-Devmojis

Alternative gitmojis tailored for AI/ML development. Suggestions are welcome, open a PR/issue on the gitmopy repo.

- emoji: 🧠
  description: Add or update a model.

- emoji: 🧬
  description: Add or update a dataset.

- emoji: 🧮
  description: Add or update a metric.

- emoji: 🧩
  description: Add or update a loss function.

- emoji: 🧱
  description: Add or update a layer.

- emoji: 🔢
  description: Add or update a numerical algorithm.

- emoji: 📉
  description: Add or update a statistical algorithm.

- emoji: 🔊
  description: Update logging.

- emoji: 🎲
  description: Add or update code related to randomness.

- emoji: 🧪
  description: Update experiments pipeline.

- emoji: 📊
  description: Add or update data visualization.

- emoji: 📋
  description: Add or update data processing pipeline.

- emoji: 📄
  description: Add or update documentation.

- emoji: 🧾
  description: Add or update paper.

- emoji: 🔨
  description: Add or update development scripts.

- emoji: 🔧
  description: Add or update utility functions.

- emoji: 🏄‍♂️
  description: Improve function logic.

- emoji: 🐛
  description: Fix a bug.

- emoji: 🚑
  description: Critical hotfix.

- emoji: 🚀
  description: Deploy stuff.

- emoji: 📦
  description: Add or update compiled files or packages.

- emoji: 🔧
  description: Add or update configuration files.

- emoji: 👥
  description: Add or update contributor(s).

- emoji: 🔍
  description: Add or update data exploration.

- emoji: 🧵
  description: Add or update code related to multithreading or concurrency.

- emoji: 🧑‍💻
  description: Improve developer experience.

- emoji: 🩺⛑️
  description: Add or update healthcheck.

- emoji: 🧪
  description: Work on a test.

- emoji: 🖍️🩹
  description: Simple fix for a non-critical issue.

- emoji: 🚩
  description: Add, update, or remove flags / command-line arguments.

- emoji: 🥅
  description: Catch errors.

- emoji: 🏷️
  description: Add or update types.

- emoji: 🙈
  description: Add or update a .gitignore file.

- emoji: 🚸
  description: Improve user experience / usability.

- emoji: 🏗️
  description: Make architectural changes.

- emoji: 💡
  description: Add or update comments in source code.

- emoji: 🍻
  description: Write code drunkenly.

- emoji: 👽️
  description: Update code due to external API changes.

- emoji: 🚚
  description: "Move or rename resources (e.g.: files, paths, routes)."

- emoji: 📄
  description: Add or update license.

- emoji: 💥
  description: Introduce breaking changes.

- emoji: 🍱
  description: Add or update assets, constants etc.

- emoji: ✏️
  description: Fix typos.

- emoji: 💩
  description: Write bad code that needs to be improved.

- emoji: ⏪️
  description: Revert changes.

- emoji: ♻️
  description: Refactor code.

- emoji: 🎨
  description: Improve structure / format of the code.

- emoji: ⚡️
  description: Improve performance.

- emoji: 🔥
  description: Remove code or files.

- emoji: ✨
  description: Introduce new features.

Custom

You can also define your own emoji sets in a YAML file. Run gitmopy info to see the path to that custom emojis file on your system.

Custom emojis are loaded after the default emoji set you have selected (gitmojis or ai-devmojis). This means that you can override any emoji from the default set with your own custom emoji.