hanzo 1.0.1

A library to easily use git hooks from Dart.

hanzo

A library to easily use git hooks from Dart

Install

To start using Hanzo, add it to your dev_dependencies and run pub get

To install hooks in your project, run:

$ pub run hanzo install

Now create a matching git hook dart file in ./tool directory (create if needed).

Example:

    // in ./tool/pre_commit.dart
    main(List<String> arguments) => 
        print("I'll run before a commit is made!");

    // in ./tool/commit_msg.dart
    main(List<String> arguments) => 
        print("I'll run after commit message is entered!");

Install options

$ pub global activate hanzo
$ hanzo -i pre_commit -s

Option/Flag	abbreviation	description
--add-sample	-s	If flag is passed it will create a sample Dart script. Defaults to false
--install <hook_name>	-i	Creates a bash script for the hook passed. Defaults to pre_commit script. Example: -i pre_commit
--remove <hook_name>	-r	Removes a bash script for the hook passed. Example: -r pre_commit. Defaults to all

Remove

To remove all hooks in your project, run:

$ hanzo -r

Or if you want to remove a specific hook:

$ hanzo -r pre_commit

Git Hooks

Git hooks are scripts that run automatically every time a particular event occurs in a Git repository. Hanzo supports all git hooks (https://git-scm.com/docs/githooks)

Git hook	Dart script name
applypatch-msg	applypatch_msg.dart
commit-msg	commit_msg.dart
post-applypatch	post_applypatch.dart
post-checkout	post_checkout.dart
post-commit	post_commit.dart
post-merge	post_merge.dart
post-receive	post_receive.dart
post-rewrite	post_rewrite.dart
post-update	post_update.dart
pre-applypatch	pre_applypatch.dart
pre-auto-gc	pre_auto_gc.dart
pre-commit	pre_commit.dart
pre-push	pre_push.dart
pre-rebase	pre_rebase.dart
pre-receive	pre_receive.dart
prepare-commit-msg	prepare_commit_msg.dart
push-to-checkout	push_to_checkout.dart
update	update.dart

Accessing Git params

Git params will be passed as arguments to the main function of the Dart script.

Features and bugs

Please file feature requests and bugs at the issue tracker.