pre-commit-validator

Pre-commit validation automatically runs comprehensive checks—TypeScript type-checking, linting, unit tests, and build verification—before commits are created, blocking changes that fail quality gates and ensuring only production-ready code enters the repository.

Yes. Pre-commit validation integrates into your Git workflow to automatically run TypeScript type-checking, ESLint, and build processes on every commit attempt, catching errors before they reach remote repositories.

Pre-commit validation enforces git status checks, TypeScript type-checking, ESLint rules, unit tests, build success, forbidden-pattern scanning, sensitive data detection, large-file exclusion, and dependency integrity across all commits.

Pre-commit validation scans commits for sensitive data patterns and automatically blocks them from being committed, preventing accidental exposure of credentials, API keys, or other confidential information to remote repositories.

Yes. Pre-commit validation integrates directly with TypeScript type-checking and ESLint to validate code quality, enforce linting rules, and run build processes as part of Git's commit workflow.

When validation fails, pre-commit validation returns a detailed report of issues and suggests or auto-applies safe fixes, allowing developers to correct problems immediately before attempting to commit again.