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# turbo-git-commit
**Turbo git commit** -> Help command for implement easily a commit convention.
#### This lib is part of the [Turbo Git](https://github.com/labs-js/turbo-git) -> Making your git even more awesome 😎🙌
## how to use it:
```
npm install --save turbo-git-commit
```
And then from the code when you need use it:
```javascript
require('turbo-git-commit')()
```
This will print out the command output guiding you on how to commit, following the obtained commit convention.
> Note: The commit convention will be obtained by the `.turbogit` config file on the corresponding git repo. If this file is not on the repo this will use the default convention got by the package [turbo-git-config](https://github.com/labs-js/turbo-git-config/)