hidis
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Hidis is a tool designed for developers who need to keep certain functions and code snippets on their local machines during development without committing or pushing them to remote branches (e.g., production).
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Why Hidis?
Supports ES6 ✅
Supports JS ✅
Supports Typescript ❌ - coming soon
Supports CJS ✅
Hidis is a tool designed for developers who need to keep certain functions and code snippets on their local machines during development without committing or pushing them to remote branches (e.g., production).
Pre-Hidis Installation:
Hidis relies on pre commit hooks to achieve its goal.
- Install Husky: Confirm that you have the
husky
package installed. If not, you can install it using the following npm command:
npm i husky --save-dev
- Setup Husky for Hidis: After installing Husky, run the following commands in your terminal, one after the other - take note of the differences for cjs and es6:
a. General to cjs and es6
npm pkg set scripts.prepare="husky install"
npm run prepare
b. 🛑🛑🛑
- If your project type is ES Module i.e you use import/export, run this 👇:
npx husky add .husky/pre-commit "node .hidis/precomm.js"
- If your project type is CJS i.e. you use require(), run this 👇:
npx husky add .husky/pre-commit "node .hidis/precomm.c.js"
c. General to cjs and es6
git add .husky/pre-commit
Hidis Installation:
To install Hidis, run the following command:
npm install hidis --save-dev
Hidis Setup
Hidis creates a folder named (.hidis) inside your root directory.
You need to import this folder only once but in your main /entry point file and in the first line. If not imported at first line then you will get Reference error, it is like you want to use hidis before its birth. 😆
ReferenceError: hidis is not defined
Import hidis
like the below inside a file that you are sure would be loaded/required when the node server starts. It is called main entry point file
. Your main file could be app.js or index.js. To confirm which file, check your package.json
look for the value of main, that value/path leads to the file you are looking for.
Also ensure that the path you provides (import from) correctly points to the .hidis/index.js
**For projects in ES6 **:
import {} from "./.hidis/index.js";
**For projects in Cjs **:
let {} = require("./.hidis/index.c.js");
How does it work?
To use Hidis, start your Nodejs server, call the hidis
function anywhere in your project. Hidis takes a string as an argument. Make sure to separate more than one line of code with semicolons. Here's a sample:
hidis(
'console.log("Everything inside this hidis would not be committed"); let name = "suliyat"; console.log(`My name is not ${name}`)'
);
When you run git commit -m {your commit message}
Hidis would hide hidis
functions and their arguments from being committed, thus from being pushed.
Ghost Mode - Original Content
Sometimes you still need the hidis
functions on your local machine after committing/pushing, so permanently deleting hidis
functions at every commit might not present a good dev experience (DX).
To ensure good DX you have the option to choose if you want the hidis
functions permanently removed or not. Run the following command to change the config. the default
is true (i.e. returns hidis
functions back into their places)
npm run hidisConfig -- original [false | true]
In ghost mode committed files would still appear 'unstaged', as if they have not been committed but they have been! It is just ghosting . . . 😁
Errors
- Error: provide arguments: to resolve this error ensure the
hidisConfig
property in your package.json script is set appropriately - only one command should be there, just like in the sample below.
For this sample, the project is a cjs project - uses require().
"scripts": {
"test": "echo \"Error: no test specified\" && exit 1",
"start": "node index.js",
"dev": "nodemon index.js",
"prepare": "husky install",
"hidisConfig": "node .hidis/config.c.js"
},
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