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https://github.com/swellaby/captain-githook

git hook utility for Go codebases
https://github.com/swellaby/captain-githook

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# captain-githook
Cross-platform, configurable, git hook utility geared for Go codebases.

****** Functional, but still in Beta ******

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## Contents
* [About](#about)
* [Installation](#installation)
* [Getting Started](#getting-started)
* [Configure](#configure)
* [Supported Git Hooks][supported-hooks-section]
* [Allowed Config File Names][config-file-names-section]
* [Remove](#remove)

## About
Git hooks are scripts/commands that git can execute on certain events which helps you automate tasks, enforce quality and consistency in your code, and more. `captain-githook` allows you to utilize any and all git hooks in your repository (`commit-msg`, `pre-commit`, `pre-push`, etc.) via a simple configuration file.

Yes, there are other git hook utilities out there (in fact we love, recommend, and use [husky][husky-url] in our JavaScript/TypeScript projects that use [npm][npm-url]). However, we made `captain-githook` because we wanted a git hook utility for our Go codebases that was cross-platform, easily configurable, and that wasn't *dependent* on another, non-Go framework/runtime.

## Installation
We'll be adding binary releases shortly, but for now you'll need to have your [Go][go-download-url] environment setup and use `go get` i.e.:

```sh
go get -u github.com/swellaby/captain-githook
```

Note that the latest `captain-githook` version requires Go 1.12 or higher. If you need to use `captain-githook` on Go 1.11 and earlier, make sure you use the `v0.0.7` tag:

```sh
go get -u github.com/swellaby/[email protected]
```

This will ensure that the captain-githook executable is available on your system for initializing your repositories (creating git hook and config files) as well as for executing your defined hook scripts.

## Getting Started
Run the `init` sub-command within a git repository to create the git hook files and create the `captain-githook` config file:

```sh
captain-githook init
```

If you'd prefer to use a different name for the config file, you can specify your desired config file name as a flag (`--config-filename` or `--f`) on the `init` command. For example:

```sh
captain-githook init --config-filename .captain-githookrc.json
```

See [allowed config file names][config-file-names-section] below for info on what config file names you can use.

## Configure
You specify which scripts/commands you want to run for each git hook in the `captain-githook` configuration file included in your repository.

The captain-githook config is a json formatted file (we'll consider supporting other formats like yaml or toml if there's enough interest) and must be named with one of the [allowed file names][config-file-names-section].

Just ensure there's a `hooks` object key, and then for every git hook you want to run, add a key with the hook name (see [supported hooks][supported-hooks-section] for allowed hook names) and the script/command you want to run.

```json
// captaingithook.json
{
"hooks": {
"pre-commit": "golint ./...",
"pre-push": "go test ./..."
}
}
```

### Supported Hooks
`captain-githook` supports all the below git hooks:

- `applypatch-msg`
- `pre-applypatch`
- `post-applypatch`
- `pre-commit`
- `prepare-commit-msg`
- `commit-msg`
- `post-commit`
- `pre-rebase`
- `post-checkout`
- `post-merge`
- `pre-receive`
- `update`
- `post-receive`
- `post-update`
- `pre-auto-gc`
- `post-rewrite`
- `pre-push`

### Config File Names
There are several supported names you can use for your config file:

- `captaingithook.json`
- `.captaingithook.json`
- `captaingithookrc`
- `.captaingithookrc`
- `captaingithookrc.json`
- `.captaingithookrc.json`
- `captain-githook.json`
- `.captain-githook.json`
- `captain-githookrc`
- `.captain-githookrc`
- `captain-githookrc.json`
- `.captain-githookrc.json`

## Remove
Not yet implemented


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[githooks-docs-url]: https://git-scm.com/docs/githooks
[go-download-url]: https://golang.org/dl/
[husky-url]: https://www.npmjs.com/package/husky
[npm-url]: https://www.npmjs.com/get-npm
[config-file-names-section]: #config-file-names
[supported-hooks-section]: #supported-hooks
[top-section]: #captain-githook
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