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qwizz

v0.1.2

Published

Check your understanding while you vibe code

Readme

qwizz

qwizz is a dev tool that quizzes you on your code changes. When you make a commit using Git, a webpage will open up with questions that you must answer correctly for the commit to proceed.

Why

To encourage learning and understanding code in the era of vibe coding.

Install

First, install in your project as a dev dependency (recommended):

npm install --save-dev qwizz

Then, run the following command to perform setup:

npx qwizz install

And you're all set! Make a commit using Git to see qwizz in action.

Commands

You can run these additional commands using npx qwizz <command>:

  • install - set up Git hooks for qwizz (uses Husky by default)
  • install [--native] - set up Git hooks directly
  • gate - run quiz gating against current staged diff
  • uninstall - remove qwizz hook integration
  • doctor - check local setup and dependencies

Requirements

To use qwizz, you must have:

  • Node.js >=18
  • A git repository