setup-pre-commit

To set up Husky pre-commit hooks, you need to initialize the hooks directory, configure lint-staged to run Prettier formatting, and execute type checks and tests automatically before every commit.

Pre-commit hooks are used to enforce code quality by running automated checks like formatting, type checking, and tests before a commit is finalized, preventing breaking changes from reaching the main branch.

Yes, the Husky pre-commit setup works with pnpm and yarn by automatically detecting the active package manager and adjusting the configuration commands accordingly.

The best way to enforce code formatting before a git commit is to configure lint-staged with Prettier inside a Husky pre-commit hook to automatically format staged files and run tests.

Yes, you can run type checks and tests automatically during a git commit by initializing Husky and adding the respective typecheck and test commands to the pre-commit hook configuration.

You need lint-staged in your pre-commit hook setup to run scripts like Prettier formatting and type checking only on staged files, ensuring fast execution and clean commits without formatting failures.