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Termpad supports running git hooks automatically during git operations. This includes both standard git hooks and Husky-managed hooks.

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Supported Hook Types

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How Hooks Work

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Blocking Hooks

Hooks like pre-commit, commit-msg, and pre-push will prevent the operation from completing if they fail:
  • pre-commit: Runs before creating the commit. If it fails, the commit is not created.
  • commit-msg: Validates the commit message. If it fails, the commit is not created.
  • pre-push: Runs before pushing to remote. If it fails, the push is cancelled.

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Non-Blocking Hooks

Hooks like post-commit and post-push run after the operation completes:
  • post-commit: Runs after the commit is created. If it fails, an error is shown but the commit remains.
  • post-push: Runs after the push succeeds. If it fails, an error is shown but the push is already complete.

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Husky Support

Termpad supports Husky v9+ directory structure:
  • Works with .husky/ directory
  • Automatically detects and runs Husky hooks
  • No additional configuration needed
If you’re using Husky, make sure it’s installed and configured in your repository. Termpad will automatically detect and run your Husky hooks.

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Common Use Cases

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Code Formatting

Run formatters like Prettier or Black before commits:

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Linting

Check code quality before commits:

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Lint Staged Files

Run linters and formatters only on staged files:

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Commit Message Validation

Enforce commit message conventions:

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Running Tests

Run tests before pushing: