husky
Husky is a command line tool used in software development for managing Git hooks. Git hooks are scripts that are automatically triggered at specific points in Git's workflow. Husky allows developers to define and configure these hooks easily. It supports both pre-commit and pre-push hooks, among others. The tool provides a way to run user-defined tasks or scripts before certain Git actions. By utilizing Husky, developers can enforce coding standards, run tests, or perform other custom actions before committing or pushing code changes. Husky's configuration is stored in the project's package.json file, making it easy to share and replicate across different environments. This command line tool also offers a built-in pre-commit hook that checks staged files for syntax errors or other issues before allowing a commit. It integrates well with popular JavaScript build and test tools such as npm and Yarn. Husky has gained popularity within the software development community for its simplicity and effectiveness in ensuring code quality.
List of commands for husky:
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husky:tldr:30c2d husky: Install Husky in the current directory.$ husky installtry on your machineexplain this command
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husky:tldr:7e04a husky: Uninstall Husky hooks from the current directory.$ husky uninstalltry on your machineexplain this command
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husky:tldr:b93f7 husky: Install Husky into a specific directory.$ husky install ${path-to-directory}try on your machineexplain this command
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husky:tldr:cecbd husky: Add a specific command to the current `pre-commit` hook.$ husky add ${-husky-pre-commit} "${command} ${command_arguments}"try on your machineexplain this command
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husky:tldr:eab1f husky: Set a specific command as a `pre-push` hook for Git.$ husky set ${-husky-pre-push} "${command} ${command_arguments}"try on your machineexplain this command