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Monk is a simple Git hooks manager written in Rust. It allows you to manage and automate Git hooks easily using a YAML configuration file.

11 releases

0.1.10 Sep 23, 2024
0.1.9 Sep 23, 2024

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Monk is a simple Git hooks manager

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Monk's features:

  • 🦀 Easily set up in your Rust project. No need to install additional package managers.
  • ⚙️ Works with custom build.rs files. Automate the hooks installation process.
  • 💻 Run your hooks via CLI. Test your hooks without triggering them via Git.

Keep calm, monk will protect your repo!

Installation

You can install it using cargo:

cargo install monk

Usage

Create a configuration file monk.yaml in your project:

pre-commit:
  commands:
    - cargo fmt -- --check
    - cargo clippy -- -D warnings

pre-push:
  commands:
    - cargo test

Then, install the hooks manually:

monk install

Or

Install monk as a build dependency (this is the preferred way):

cargo add --build monk

and create a build script build.rs:

pub fn main() {
    monk::init();
}

This way, monk will automatically install hooks for every team member during the build process.

Running hooks hooks manually

If you want to run specific hooks, use the run command:

monk run pre-commit

Dependencies

~3.5MB
~73K SLoC