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Awesome Git Hooks

:anchor: Easy-to-use git hooks for automating tasks during git workflows.

Git hooks are custom scripts you can use to automate tasks which are triggered before or after a git command is executed. There are two groups of these hooks: client-side and server-side. Client-side hooks are triggered by operations such as committing and merging, while server-side hooks run on network operations such as receiving pushed commits. This repo contains helpful resources as well as a variety of git hook scripts that can be easily customized to serve different purposes.

:heavy_check_mark: Nothing to install/download

:heavy_check_mark: Code is well-documented

:heavy_check_mark: Grab & go! Copy the code you want to use and paste into your .git/hooks folder

Contributions are always welcome! Please see our Contribution Guidelines. Also, if you don't find the script you want below, you can create a new issue to request it.

Contents

• Git Hook Scripts
  • commit-msg
  • post-checkout
  • post-update
  • pre-commit
  • prepare-commit-msg
  • pre-push
  • pre-rebase
  • query-watchman
  • update
• Quick Start
• Tools
• Written Guides
• Video Guides

Git Hook Scripts

Note: The icon next to each script signifies what language it is written in.

commit-msg

• enforce-insert-issue-number - Make sure user did not delete the ISSUE-[#] string that was generated by prepare-commit-msg/insert-issue-number.hook. <img width="14" src="python-icon.png" alt="Python Icon">

post-checkout

• delete-pyc-files - Delete all .pyc files every time a new branch is checked out. <img width="14" src="python-icon.png" alt="Python Icon">
• new-branch-alert - Display a message when a new branch is checked out for the first time. <img width="14" src="bash-icon.png" alt="Bash Icon">

post-update

• update-server-info - Prepare a packed repository for use over dumb transports (e.g. http). <img width="14" src="bash-icon.png" alt="Bash Icon">

pre-commit

• dotenvx - Prevent committing your .env file(s) to code. <img width="14" src="bash-icon.png" alt="Bash Icon">
• format-code - Run command to format code and re-add any files modified after formatting. <img width="14" src="bash-icon.png" alt="Bash Icon">
• search-term - Fail commit if a specific term is found in the code. <img width="14" src="bash-icon.png" alt="Bash Icon">
• spell-check-md-files - Check files with .md extension for spelling errors. <img width="14" src="bash-icon.png" alt="Bash Icon">
• verify-name-and-email - Fail commit if user.name or user.email is incorrect. <img width="14" src="bash-icon.png" alt="Bash Icon">

prepare-commit-msg

• include-git-diff-name-status - Include the output of "git diff --name-status -r" into the message, just before the "git status" output. <img width="14" src="bash-icon.png" alt="Bash Icon">
• insert-issue-number - Insert issue number to beginning of the commit message. <img width="14" src="python-icon.png" alt="Python Icon">

pre-push

• prevent-bad-push - Prevent push of commits where the log message starts with "WIP" (work in progress). <img width="14" src="bash-icon.png" alt="Bash Icon">

pre-rebase

• prevent-rebase - Prevent topic branches that are already merged to 'next' branch from getting rebased, because allowing it would result in rebasing already published history. <img width="14" src="bash-icon.png" alt="Bash Icon">

query-watchman

• fsmonitor-watchman - Output to stdout all files that have been modified since a given time. <img width="14" src="perl-icon.png" alt="Perl Icon">

update

• update - Block unannotated tags from entering. <img width="14" src="bash-icon.png" alt="Bash Icon">

Quick Start

1. Pick a hook, any hook! Try the "verify-name-and-email" one if you're not sure where to start.
2. Navigate to your project's hooks folder (.git/hooks).
3. You should see a list of files already in there. Create a new file called the exact commit type that you want to use (eg: "commit-msg", "pre-rebase", "pre-commit", etc). Do not give it an extension.

4. Open your new file and paste the code from the hook you chose out of this repo (eg: verify-name-and-email.hook).
5. Save file. Done! Now the git hook will be triggered automatically.

Tools

• Husky - Manage git hooks with a nice user interface.

• Overcommit - A fully configurable and extendable git hook manager.

• Git Build Hook Maven Plugin - Install Git hooks and config during a Maven build.

• CaptainHook - Git hooks manager for PHP developers.

• pre-commit - A framework for managing and maintaining multi-language pre-commit hooks.

Written Guides

• Git hooks documentation at git-scm.com

• Git Pro book by Scott Chacon and Ben Straub

• An Introduction to Git Hooks

• Atlassian Tutorial on Git Hooks

• Easy git hooks with husky

• Git Hooked

• How To Use Git Hooks To Automate Development and Deployment Tasks

• Automate Your Workflow with Git Hooks

• Using JavaScript in Your Git Hooks

• An In-Depth Look at Git Hooks

• Git hooks and practical uses. Yes, even on Windows.

• Automatically Manage Git Hooks with Direnv

Video Guides

• Git Hooks Part 1 - Getting Started

• Git hooks and practical uses. Yes, even on Windows.

License

<br />This work is licensed under a <a rel="license" href="http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/1.0/">Creative Commons Attribution 1.0 International License</a>.