![docsmasterbadge]Git hooks written in Rust and delivered as a git submodule.
Usually, I add the binary as a workspace member to a project of mine. You can register it as a git submodule as well, allowing you to keep the local copy up-to-date with the remote version. You can then setup an alias inside your .cargo/config folder:
toml
xtools = "run --package xtools --bin xtools --"
This allows you to run the utility binary using cargo xtools.
xtools provides some utility binaries that can be used to create custom git hooks. Here is a (non-exhaustive) list:
- git:
- check for clean workspace flow
- various hooks, for example pre-commit that checks that cargo clippy && cargo fmt -- --check succeed without errors.
- rust:
- clippy flow
- rustfmt flow
To modify the git hooks and run custom flows, you can simply modify the source code. The hooks get compiled alongside your Rust project, which creates a natural development environment for your git hooks.
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