No nonsense Git hook management
npm install @vercel/git-hooksNo nonsense Git hook management.
Install this module, preferably as a dev-dependency:
``console`
yarn add --dev @vercel/git-hooks
That's it. You can now use the module in two ways:
`json`
{
"scripts": {
"git-pre-commit": "eslint"
}
}
The above will run a single command line, just like running npm run git-pre-commit or yarn git-pre-commit,git commit
every time you .
Alternatively, if you'd like to run several scripts in succession upon a hook, you may define a git top-level
property and specify an array of scripts to run:
`json`
{
"git": {
"pre-commit": "lint"
}
}
or
`json`
{
"git": {
"pre-commit": ["lint", "test"]
}
}
Note that any "scripts" hooks supplant any corresponding "git" hooks. That is to say, if you define both a{"scripts": {"git-pre-commit": "..."}} hook and a {"git": {"pre-commit": []}} hook, the hook in "scripts"
will be the only hook that is executed.
- No dependencies
- Supports NPM, Yarn, <insert package manager> - this package will detect and use whatever package manager you installed it with*
- Tiny footprint - two script files and a couple of symlinks
- Existing hook / anti-overwrite checks are very reliable since two proprietary scripts are added and all of 'our' hooks are just symlinks
to those, so there's virtually no way the uninstall script will mistake a pre-existing hook for its own
> *Caveat: The package manager needs to be npm compliant in terms of environment variables.
> Worst case, define the environment variables npm_node_execpath (node binary) and npm_execpath` (package manager entry point)
> as environment variables prior to installing.
Released under the MIT License.