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@re3se/gitsniffer

v1.1.0

Published

An intelligent CLI tool that prevents bad code and security leaks from entering your repository.

Readme

GitSniffer

Smart Code Sentry for Your Terminal

"If it's not clean, it's not finished."

GitSniffer is a CLI tool designed to act as an intelligent filter for your codebase. It ensures that no debug leftovers, private keys, or sloppy comments make their way into your repository. It's not just a linter, it's a gatekeeper for quality.

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🚀 The Philosophy

I build ecosystems where quality is non-negotiable. GitSniffer was born from a simple need: intentionality.

  • Security First: Prevent API key leaks before they happen.
  • Clean Code: Stop console.log and debugger statements from polluting production.
  • Efficiency: Catch errors in the staging area, seconds before the commit.

⚙️ How It Works

GitSniffer hooks into your workflow at the most critical moment: pre-commit.

  1. Scans: It analyzes only your staged changes (git diff --cached).
  2. Sniffs: Applies regex-based heuristics to detect code smells and security risks.
  3. Blocks: If it finds a critical error (like a private key), it stops the commit.

🔧 Installation

Install it globally to use it across all your projects:

npm install -g @re3se/gitsniffer

🚀 Usage

Run it manually in any git repository:

gitsniffer --run

Advanced Options

Scan Working Directory (Unstaged) If you want to check your code before staging it:

gitsniffer --working

Auto-Fix Issues Automatically remove console.log, debugger, and other problematic lines:

gitsniffer --fix

Note: After running --fix, you must run git add . to update your staged changes.

Automate with Git Hooks

To enforce quality standards automatically, add it to your pre-commit hook.

Option 1: Raw Git Hook Add this to .git/hooks/pre-commit and make it executable (chmod +x):

#!/bin/sh
gitsniffer --run

Option 2: Husky If you use Husky in your project:

npx husky add .husky/pre-commit "gitsniffer --run"

🛡️ Default Rules

GitSniffer comes pre-configured with a zero-tolerance policy for:

  • 🔴 Private Keys (AWS, RSA, generic private keys) -> [ERROR] (Blocks commit)
  • 🔴 Debugger Statements -> [ERROR] (Blocks commit)
  • 🟡 Console Logs -> [WARNING]
  • 🔵 TODO Comments -> [INFO]

🛠️ Tech Stack

Built with intentionality using:

  • Node.js
  • Commander.js
  • Execa
  • Chalk