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git-code-validator

v1.0.0

Published

A simple Git commit validator that enforces Conventional Commits before push

Readme

git-code-validator

A lightweight Node.js CLI tool to enforce code quality and Conventional Commits before pushing code to your remote repository.

Features

  • Commit Formatting Check: Reads the pre-push git parameters and strictly validates exactly the commits about to be pushed against Conventional Commits formats (e.g., feat: login page, fix(ui): resolving crash).
  • Code Quality Check: Before running the logic above, it checks if your package.json contains a "lint" script. If it does, it runs npm run lint automatically to prevent broken/unlinted code from leaving your machine.

Installation

Install it into your developer repository using NPM (as a dev dependency):

npm install git-code-validator --save-dev

Setup with Husky

The easiest way to integrate this into your git lifecycle is via Husky.

  1. Initialize husky in your project (if you haven't already):
    npx husky init
  2. Add the validator to your pre-push hook:
    echo "npx git-code-validator" > .husky/pre-push

That's it! Future git pushes will be securely vetted.