setup-pre-commit

Setting up Husky pre-commit hooks to run Prettier automatically is handled by initializing Husky, configuring lint-staged, and creating a minimal .prettierrc file if one is missing. This automates formatting and enforces code style on staged files.

To configure lint-staged pre-commit hooks, you need an existing package.json file. The setup detects your package manager, installs dependencies, creates a .lintstagedrc config, and generates the necessary .husky directory structure.

Yes, this pre-commit hook setup works with pnpm and bun. It automatically detects your active package manager across npm, pnpm, yarn, and bun environments, adapting the installation and execution commands accordingly.

Running typecheck and test scripts before committing is achieved by adding them directly into the Husky pre-commit hook alongside lint-staged. This provides quick feedback and prevents broken builds from being merged.

The best way to enforce code quality and prevent broken commits is using a Husky pre-commit hook with lint-staged to format code with Prettier, combined with automated typecheck and test scripts to catch errors locally before they reach the repository.