@yamadayuki/ogh v1.1.0

ogh (Open Git Hooks)

This package enables to treat the git hooks and your script can be invoked via hooks.

Installation

$ npm install --save @yamadayuki/ogh
# or
$ yarn add @yamadayuki/ogh

Usage

Create your script file to perform your script for the package users. This sample means the users commit and then pre-commit hook is invoked, the script prints the Hello world string in the users console. This script holds the githooks installer and uninstaller. entrypoint function's first parameter is your building package name.

// index.js
const { entrypoint, extractHookFromArgs } = require("@yamadayuki/ogh");

const perform = (args, config) => {
  if (extractHookFromArgs(args) === "pre-commit") {
    console.log("Hello world!");
  }
};

entrypoint("foo", { scriptPath: "index.js", hooks: ["pre-commit"] })
  .registerPerformHook(perform)
  .parse(process.argv);

And register your postinstall / preuninstall npm hook in your package's package.json.

{
  "name": "foo",
  ...,
  "scripts": [
    ...,
    "postinstall": "node index.js install",
    "preuninstall": "node index.js uninstall"
  ]
}

And then your package users have the .git/hooks/pre-commit file such as below.

#!/bin/sh
# DO NOT EDIT foo START

scriptPath="node_modules/foo/index.js"
hookName="pre-commit"
gitParams="$*"

if ! command -v node >/dev/null 2>&1; then
  echo "Can't find node in PATH, trying to find a node binary on your system"
fi
if [ -f $scriptPath ]; then
  node $scriptPath $hookName "$gitParams"
fi

# DO NOT EDIT foo END

A sample package is in the @yamadayuki/ogh-sample directory.

API

@yamadayuki/ogh has 3 functions.

entrypoint(packageName, options)

This function returns the Ogh class instance.

packageName indicates the name of your building package. It is required. This is used in constructing the content of the githook.

options has some optional parameters.

• options.scriptName indicates the script path which is invoked via git hooks. It is relative path from the package root. Default value is lib/index.js.
• options.hooks indicates the hooks which are installed. If you want to specify the hooks only pre-commit and pre-push, you should pass the array as ["pre-commit", "pre-push"]. Default value is array of all githooks. See https://git-scm.com/docs/githooks.

extractHookFromArgs(args)

It can retrieve the githook name from args. This args is process.argv.

const perform = (args, config) => {
  if (extractHookFromArgs(args) === "pre-commit") {
    console.log("Hello world!");
  }
};

extractGitRootDirFromArgs(args)

It can retrieve the installed project root which has the .git directory. This args is process.argv.

const perform = (args, config) => {
  console.log(extractGitRootDirFromArgs(args)); // => /path/to/project/root
};