Some simple git hooks running in a dockerized environment

Simply copy any git hook you want to use in a hooks/ directory, change the hook as you need.

Add the following in your package.json

  "scripts": {
    "hooks": "chmod -R 755 hooks/ && git config core.hookspath hooks"
  }

This makes the whole hooks directory executable and changes the default git hooks directory to hooks instead of .git/hooks. After that run

yarn hooks

• pre-commit : checks if there is any dependabot branch to prompt to run 'yarn upgrade --latest' before committing

• commit-msg : adds a [skip-ci] tag at the end of your commit if pushing on a feature branch

• post-merge : creates a conf.txt file containing the prefered webpack config for future runs (defaults to 'dev') then runs 'yarn install' and then 'yarn dev' (or 'yarn watch' based on conf.txt) if any change is detected in the corresponding file or directory

• post-checkout : same as post-merge, runs 'yarn install' and then runs 'yarn dev' (or 'yarn watch' based on conf.txt) if any change is detected in the corresponding file or directory