feat: add husky for git hooks

[thebrandonlucas]

A description of the changes proposed in the pull request

Adds the husky dependency with automated prettier formatting for consistency and increased maintainability. This can easily be extended to include any scripts we want to run prior to committing (such as ESLint, tests, or Typescript checks if we choose to add)

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[secondl1ght]

I checked out Husky and it looks good - one thing, can you change npm run format to yarn format in the pre-commit hook because we use yarn and not npm on this project. Great idea to add this! I didn't want to add anything too heavy for something that can be done with a simple command but this seems to be a very lightweight package.

[thebrandonlucas]

I checked out Husky and it looks good - one thing, can you change npm run format to yarn format in the pre-commit hook because we use yarn and not npm on this project. Great idea to add this! I didn't want to add anything too heavy for something that can be done with a simple command but this seems to be a very lightweight package.

Done! Thanks for the catch.

[thebrandonlucas]

I checked out Husky and it looks good - one thing, can you change npm run format to yarn format in the pre-commit hook because we use yarn and not npm on this project. Great idea to add this! I didn't want to add anything too heavy for something that can be done with a simple command but this seems to be a very lightweight package.

I definitely hear you about not wanting to add dependencies; what's interesting about husky is that it can help a lot with maintainability. If/when we want to add unit tests, Eslint, or Typescript checks (for example), we could do all of that on each commit and have a lot higher code quality/consistency.

[secondl1ght]

@thebrandonlucas sorry I just checked this PR and realized the email notifications were going to my junk folder for some reason!! 😕 Will merge later today! ❤️

[thebrandonlucas]

@thebrandonlucas sorry I just checked this PR and realized the email notifications were going to my junk folder for some reason!! 😕 Will merge later today! ❤️

No worries :)