The alfred from hashlab

alfred's Introduction

                                                 _____________________________
                                                /                             \
                               //\             |   A bot to help our teams     |
                              ////\    _____   |       automate things         |
                             //////\  /_____\   \                             /
                             ======= |[^_/\_]|   /----------------------------
                              |   | _|___@@__|__
                              +===+/  ///     \_\
                               | |_\ ///ALFRED/\\
                               |___/\//      /  \\
                                     \      /   +---+
                                      \____/    |   |
                                       | //|    +===+
                                        \//      |xx|

A bot to help our teams automate things

Getting Started

1º Clone alfred repo

$ git clone [email protected]:hashlab/alfred.git

2º Enter in alfred directory

$ cd alfred

3º Run the setup script

$ make setup

4º Configure the environment variables

$ nvim .env

5º Run the bot

$ make start

Conventions of commit messages

Addding files on repo

git commit -m "Add filename"

Updating files on repo

git commit -m "Update filename, filename2, filename3"

Removing files on repo

git commit -m "Remove filename"

Renaming files on repo

git commit -m "Rename filename"

Fixing errors and issues on repo

git commit -m "Fixed #issuenumber Message about this fix"

Adding features on repo

git commit -m "Add feature: nameoffeature Message about this feature"

Updating features on repo

git commit -m "Update feature: nameoffeature Message about this update"

Removing features on repo

git commit -m "Remove feature: nameoffeature Message about this"

Contributing

Bug reports and pull requests are welcome on GitHub at https://github.com/hashlab/alfred. This project is intended to be a safe, welcoming space for collaboration, and contributors are expected to adhere to the Contributor Covenant code of conduct.