pre-commit-validate

Pre-commit validation runs a 5-step checklist to verify frontend builds via npm, backend stability via pytest, and file encoding before allowing a code commit in a monorepo environment.

A pre-commit hook in a monorepo checks frontend build compilation, backend pytest suites, UTF-8 file encoding, model synchronization, and header comment enforcement to guarantee code integrity before committing.

Yes, you need npm for frontend build checks and Python with pytest for backend test execution. Node.js scripts and optional model sync utilities are also required to run all five verification steps.

You validate UTF-8 encoding by running scripts/check-utf8.mjs and enforce header comments by checking that new files contain Korean header comments as part of a pre-commit validation checklist.

Yes, model synchronization is an optional step in the pre-commit validation process that checks frontend type definitions against backend model changes to ensure consistency across the monorepo before committing.

Pre-commit validation blocks a commit if any of its five verification steps fail, including frontend build errors, failing pytest tests, incorrect UTF-8 encoding, or missing header comments, ensuring broken code is never committed.