writing-hookify-rules

Create custom code safety rules by defining regex patterns and conditional logic to match dangerous bash commands, configuring the system to either warn or block execution and prevent security vulnerabilities.

Yes, regex pattern matching can enforce code quality by triggering rules on specific file editing events, detecting potential syntax issues or unsafe patterns, and applying warnings or blocking actions during file operations.

Configure conditional rules by defining multiple conditions within a single rule, allowing nuanced control over command execution events by evaluating combined regex patterns before applying warnings or blocking actions.

The best way to warn developers about unsafe rm commands is defining a custom rule targeting 'rm -rf' patterns, setting the action to 'warn', and displaying informative messages to enhance the developer experience.

Yes, Hookify supports triggering custom rules on prompt submission events, alongside command execution and file editing, applying regex pattern matching and conditional logic to enforce code safety across various code events.

Add custom warning messages by defining informative and actionable text within your rules, ensuring developers receive clear feedback when regex pattern matching detects predefined conditions during code events.