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A hexagon-shaped data visualization component
https://nkia-development.github.io/hexagon-chart/
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Integrate Husky for Automated Git Hooks to Enforce Code Quality Standards #27

Open jukangpark opened 3 months ago

jukangpark commented 3 months ago

Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe. I’m experiencing issues with maintaining consistent code quality and enforcing project standards across my team. Manual checks and code reviews are often missed or ignored, leading to inconsistent code and integration problems. This can be frustrating and time-consuming, as it impacts overall productivity and code maintainability.

Describe the solution you'd like I would like to integrate Husky into our Git workflow to automate the enforcement of coding standards and other project rules. By setting up Git hooks with Husky, we can ensure that code is automatically linted, tested, and validated before commits and pushes. This would help maintain consistent code quality, prevent errors, and streamline the development process.

Describe alternatives you've considered I have considered using other tools such as lint-staged for pre-commit hooks or relying on continuous integration (CI) pipelines to handle code quality checks. While these alternatives are useful, they often require additional configuration and can be less effective in catching issues early in the development process compared to integrating Husky directly with Git hooks.

Additional context Integrating Husky will provide an automated way to enforce code quality standards without manual intervention. This integration can be especially beneficial for teams with multiple developers, as it ensures that every commit adheres to predefined rules. Adding Husky to our Git setup would improve our development workflow and reduce the number of issues caught during code reviews and integration phases.

https://github.com/typicode/husky#readme

jukangpark commented 2 months ago

I strongly agree with the suggestion to integrate Husky into our Git workflow for maintaining consistent code quality and enforcing project standards. This will definitely help in automating checks and reducing the burden of manual code reviews.

Additionally, once the development progresses further, it would be beneficial to apply test thresholds using Husky. This would help ensure that our tests meet certain criteria before any code is committed or pushed, further improving code reliability and consistency across the team.

For more context, you can refer to this example where a test threshold was applied in a project: Commit Example.