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# Minimal Commit

> _A minimalist approach toward `git commit` to keep commits simple._

![Minimal Commit demo](https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/37709578/229779509-22166f89-45f2-484d-a034-261da1b3c9c2.png)
## What is Minimal Commit?

Minimal commit is a Node.js based CLI (command line interface) tool that helps you and your team mates to stay consistent with the `git commit` messages. To commit files using **Minimal Commit**, you have a list of options to choose from, this list consist type of work you did. This makes things simple and less confusing by choosing an option from a list.
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## Support

If you like the work, please give this repo a ⭐️ and feel free to contribute to this project through issues, and pull requests.

## Contribution

- Before working on something, make sure there is an issue with it.

- Create an issue, if it doesn't exist

- If the issue is not taken, make a request and start working on it.

- If the issue has been assigned to someone and there have been no updates for more than two weeks, you can request
to work on it.
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I summarized the bullet points. It should be a detailed section