[Feature] Use .json config file for arguments

[m3yevn]

• check inside project directory for gitlestial.config.json or .js to read configurations so that user won't be necessary to type in CLI for committing.

[m3yevn]

need to add a service which will read gitlestial.config.js (by default) if specify the specified path file, to get all arguments to perform operation

[PyaeHlianMoe]

Default
In default, config file will exist in the same directory as LICENSE. I will give the file name as gitlestial-config.json. Can execute by running gitlestial run command.

User specified config file path
In this scenario, user can specify their own config file path using this command. gitlestial run --config <config_file path>.

gitlestial-config.json format

{
    "npmCommands": [
        "npm install",
        "npm link"
    ],
    "gitCommands": [
        "git add",
        "gitlestial commit-gen",
        "git push"
    ]
}

[m3yevn]

Default
In default, config file will exist in the same directory as LICENSE. I will give the file name as gitlestial-config.json. Can execute by running gitlestial run command.

User specified config file path
In this scenario, user can specify their own config file path using this command. gitlestial run --config <config_file path>.

gitlestial-config.json format

{
    "npmCommands": [
        "npm install",
        "npm link"
    ],
    "gitCommands": [
        "git add",
        "gitlestial commit-gen",
        "git push"
    ]
}

no, what i mean is gitlestial.config.js will contain all the arguments for git commit-gen or anything
can we make it as gitlestial.config.js to follow what usual cli tools name it e.g webpack.config.js

can reference here https://gist.github.com/iamshaunjp/a1c8fb653ddd5d27c3e38ab55e3c0a44

example js config file

module.exports = {
 commitGen: {
 amount: 100,
 contributors: [example@example.com,example1@example.com],
 message: "just triggering commits",
}
}

[m3yevn]

the idea is to make user convenient by configuring the arguments like --amount 100 --contributors xx@123.com,xx@123.com -am "triggering commits"