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@mongez/huskier

v3.0.0

Published

A wrapper for husky to make it easier to use with a nice summary.

Downloads

566

Readme

Huskier

A simple wrapper for Husky to make it easier to use.

Installation

npm install @mongez/huskier --save-dev

Using Yarn

yarn add @mongez/huskier --dev

Usage

You don't need to install husky, it is already installed with this package, so your start is from here, run the following command to initialize husky and add pre-commit hook:

npx huskier-init

This will create a .husky and adds pre-commit file with npx huskier command, it will also create a huskier key in your package.json file, this should be list of commands to run before commit, for example:

{
  "huskier": {
    "pre-commit": []
  }
}

You can run whatever command you want, for example using it with prettier and eslint, or any other command you want.

{
  "huskier": {
    "pre-commit": ["prettier --write .", "eslint . --fix"]
  }
}

Huskier will also give you some details about executed commands, for example how much time it took to run each command.

ny failed command will will stop executing the rest of the commands, and will show you the error message.

At the end of commands execution, huskier will show you a summary of total executed commands, total time it took to run all commands, and number of success and failed commands.

Parallel Execution

If you want to execute all commands in parallel, you can use parallel option to be true in huskier key in your package.json file.

{
  "huskier": {
    "parallel": true,
    "pre-commit": ["prettier --write .", "eslint . --fix"]
  }
}

parallel option is set to true by default.

Execute series of commands

When parallel option is enabled, you could execute multiple commands in sequence by grouping them in a nested array.

{
  "huskier": {
    "parallel": true,
    "pre-commit": [["prettier --write .", "eslint . --fix"], "jest"]
  }
}

This will execute jest and prettier in same time, once prettier is finished, eslint will start.

This option works even if parallel is set to false.

Existing commands

Any command fails, it will stop the execution of the rest of the commands, and will show you the error message with exit code 1.

Committing

Now whenever you commit, husky will run these commands before committing.

License

This package is released under the MIT license.