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Installation

devtools::install_github("stevecondylios/gitGPT")

Quick Start Guide

  1. Get an OpenAI API key from here.

  2. Set the key as an environment variable inside your R session:

Sys.setenv(OPENAI_API_KEY=sk-xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx)

# Windows users must also set these two environment variables:
Sys.setenv(GIT_AUTHOR_NAME = "Your Name")
Sys.setenv(GIT_AUTHOR_EMAIL = "Your Email")
  1. From inside RStudio, run this single command commit() to add, commit and push with a GPT-generated commit message.
library(gitGPT)

# Ensure getwd() is in your git repo
# Make some changes to files
# Add all changes, commit and push to GitHub with a single command
commit()

If you prefer to see some sample output of what your commit message may look like, you can try:

suggest_commit_message()

You can also see what GPT provides based on your own input:

suggest_commit_message("Tidied headings in plots, optimised matrix multiplication in hpc.R")
# Updated headings and improved matrix multiplication performance.

Note: ChatGPT is non-deterministic, so the same inputs can produce different outputs each time the function is run.

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install.packages('gitGPT')

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Version

0.1.3

License

MIT + file LICENSE

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Maintainer

Steve Condylios

Last Published

April 4th, 2023

Functions in gitGPT (0.1.3)

commit

Commit changes using an auto-generated commit message
add_commit_push

Add, commit, and push changes to a Git repository
gitGPT

gitGPT: Automated Git Commit Messages Using the 'OpenAI' 'GPT-3.5 Turbo' Large Language Model
generate_git_diff_output

Generate git diff output
generate_commit_message

Generate commit message
generate_encoded_git_diff_output

Encode git diff output
suggest_commit_message

Suggest a commit message based on the provided git diff