git-hooks

Automate code quality checks by configuring Husky-based git hooks to run lint-staged, ESLint, and Prettier automatically. This enforces pre-commit linting, formatting, and commit message validation to maintain consistent code standards across your repository.

Lint-staged works with Husky by running ESLint and Prettier only on staged files during the pre-commit hook. This ensures formatting and linting checks execute efficiently before changes are committed to the repository.

Yes, commitlint integrates with Husky hooks to validate commit messages against the conventional commits configuration. This enforces consistent commit history integrity by rejecting messages that do not match the required format.

Yes, the setup supports TypeScript projects by utilizing the @typescript-eslint/parser and @typescript-eslint/eslint-plugin. It enforces TypeScript-specific linting rules alongside standard JavaScript formatting through the pre-commit hooks.

The best way to run tests before pushing is by configuring a pre-push hook using Husky. This automates test execution during the push process, preventing unverified or broken code from reaching the remote repository.

Git hooks automate enforcement so developers cannot bypass formatting and linting checks. Manual formatting relies on individual discipline, while Husky hooks guarantee consistent code quality and history validation across the entire team.