Git hooks for front end developers
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IDE
Takes care of the big things - file encoding, code
quality helps, syntax highlighting...
[GULP] TASKS
Manage building dist files, running checks and tests,
compiling css, concatenation...
GIT HOOKS
Final checks on all (or only modified) files, final
instructions to user...
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Presentation shared at JCON Europe '25
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Git hooks for front end developers
- 1. Git Hooks For The Front End Developer
- 2. About Me Employer: Unicon, Inc Role: Sr. UI Developer Blog: blog.bradleygore.com Family: Carolina and Garrison I <3 Programming
- 3. Time to Git Hooked 1) What are Git Hooks? 2) Why are they useful? 3) Some Examples 4) Demo 5) Recap/Q&A 6) (If all goes well) Applause :)
- 4. Remote Hooks ● pre|post-receive ● update ● post-update Local Hooks ● pre|post-commit ● post-checkout ● pre-push What Are Git Hooks? Scripts that run in reaction to specific git events such as commit, push, checkout...
- 5. Where Hooks Live PROJECT ROOT .git hooks post-checkout pre-commit post-commit Git-Hook Scripts are named for the event or stage at which they are to be ran. why use
- 6. Why Use Git Hooks? Polish Up The Workflow IDE Takes care of the big things - file encoding, code quality helps, syntax highlighting... [GULP] TASKS Manage building dist files, running checks and tests, compiling css, concatenation... GIT HOOKS Final checks on all (or only modified) files, final instructions to user... examples
- 7. Some Example Scripts That looks fun commit-msg hook courtesy of githooks.com
- 8. Oooh, more fun pre-commit hook courtesy of codeinthehole.com
- 9. Another Way (A Better Way?) ● NodeJS -> Can interpret javascript files ● Gulp -> Easily build tasks for any stage in the git workflow, likely can reuse existing tasks ● No shell scripts!! What if you could use the same tools/language you’re already using? demo
- 10. Thank You!! Demo: https://goo.gl/fhPpBf Twitter: @dotNetKnight Email: bradley@bradleygore.com
Editor's Notes
- #10: From here, will go to a demo showing how we can achieve a pre-commit hook using NodeJS and gulp tasks. GitHub project - https://goo.gl/fhPpBf