YAHM is a simple cli to manage your git hooks without third dependencies like python or node.
Because I wanted to. I also don't like using pre-commit because I don't have python on all the computers I use for coding and having to rely on third party repositories to run my hooks is a little weird, especially for running simple commands like go test ./... or npm test (although husky is 👌 if you use node).
I like my tools to be a single binary without system dependencies to use them anywhere without too much overhead.
Just run yahm install on a folder containing the .yahm.yaml file (or pass the file using -c) and thats it
This is the basic structure of the config file, check this repo .yahm.yaml file for more examples:
hooks:
pre-commit:
actions:
- name: format
cmd: gofumpt -w -extra ./..
- name: test
cmd: go test ./...Things I'm interested in doing but may never implement lol
- Load from file
- Load from url
- Improve git output
- Built-in hooks. Like conventional commit messages
- Show installed/modified hook on
yahm list - Run in parallel?
