SUBLIME TEXT AUTO COMMIT

Simple Extension for Sublime Text to Automatically Generate and Commit Changes

This script automatically triggers a pop-up form for entering a commit message whenever you save a file in Sublime Text. The commit message input prompt displays an AI-generated message by default, summarizing the changes made to the file. You can easily edit this default message to better reflect your intended commit, streamlining your version control process directly from the text editor.

Note: The plugin only work on file inside the folder with .git folder in it. If not, an error popup will appear

Requirements before installing

• python3 installed on the machine
• groq module installed

  pip install groq

• Groq AI API Key You can generate the API KEY here: https://console.groq.com/keys

Installing the pluggin

• Clone this repository.
• Create and Edit GROQ_API_KEY.txt file to include your Groq API key, then save the changes.
• Open Sublime Text
• Navigate to Preferences > Browse Packages
• Once the Packages folder is open, copy the following files into the User folder:
  • sublime_git_auto_commit.py
  • SGAC_AI.py
  • GROQ_API_KEY.txt
• Set the key bindings by going to Preferences > Key Bindings.
• On right tab, paste following configuration:

   [
       {
           "keys": ["ctrl+s"], "command": "sublime_git_auto_commit"
       }
   ]

  Note: The ctrl+s key is just a suggestion and can be changed based on your preference. Please edit the key if you don't want to commit changes every time you save the file.

• Save the changes and restart the Sublime Text

How to use the plugin

• Press CTRL + S to save the changed file and trigger the commit message input prompt.
• When the prompt appears, the generated AI commit message will be automatically loaded into the input prompt.
• If the default message is sufficient, press Enter to commit the change with the AI-generated commit message.
• If you do not need to commit any changes, simply leave the prompt or press ESC to close it.

The screenshot

The demo video