📘 docs: update readme about postinstall

README.md

@@ -73,6 +73,17 @@ There are two different ways to install `eemoji`:
 
 Thanks to the `postinstall` script, after installing `eemoji` locally/globally, it will automatically create the git hook for the current repo. This means it will just work, but it's especially useful when other users are going to contribute to your repository.
 
+> [!TIP]
+> If you use `yarn` or `pnpm`, which do not run `postinstall` scripts by default, you need to run `eemoji init` manually.
+> Besides that, you can create a `prepare` script in your `package.json`, so that it will be run automatically for others who contribute to your repository:
+>
+> ```json
+> {
+>   "scripts": {
+>     "prepare": "eemoji init -c none"
+>   }
+> }
+
 ### Local
 
 ```bash

TODO.md

@@ -8,11 +8,9 @@
 - [ ] 2 more options: (any combination of these should work)
   - [ ] `strict (boolean) [false]` - do not allow any commits without emojis
   - [ ] `conventional (boolean) [true]` - only allow conventional commits, this package should work without conventional commits as well
-- [ ] new option: `mode (overwrite|append) [append]` - overwrite or append the config (for both json and ts) (idea: if emoji prop is specified, overwrite, else use default + you can import the default emojis to append them)
+- [ ] if emoji prop is specified, overwrite, else use default + you can import the default emojis to append them
 - [x] add `-v` alias for `--version`
 - [x] make the consola start and success logs sane in the cleanup command
-- [ ] investigate speed, prepare script for init
-- [ ] rewrite the bin files in typescript and also build them
-- [ ] refactor a lot!
+- [x] investigate speed, prepare script for init
 - [ ] Generate the readme emoji table from `emojis.json` (jsonc for description)
 - [ ] try astro and create a small website explaining which emoji to use and when, + stuff