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September 21, 2021 12:03 am GMT

Husky lint-staged

In this post, I'll show you how to improve your husky workflow, using pre-commit to trigger error checking on your code before uploading it to the repository.

To get started, let's install husky with the following command:

yarn add husky -D

In the package.json file I define the scope of the husky with the hook call and then the scope with the definition of the files to be checked, in the example I define the files that end in js and ts.

  "husky": {    "hooks": {      "pre-commit": "lint-staged"    }  },  "lint-staged": {    "*.{js, ts}": [""]  }

At this point it is necessary to install and configure eslint, in this article I explain how to install eslint step by step link.

Here I configure it to automatically fix our changes: eslint --fix, if it can't fix the file, it will inform the user about the error, so I set git add to include the changes fromeslint -fix

  "lint-staged": {      "*.{js, ts}": ["eslint --fix", "git add ."]  }

Original Link: https://dev.to/edsonjuniornarvaes/husky-lint-staged-2bjo

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