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๐Ÿ› ๏ธ Refactor: Add Pre-Commit Hooks to enforce code quality #47

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ArsalaBangash opened this issue Oct 20, 2020 · 0 comments
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Domain: Dev Experience This issue pertains to a developer's emotions and attitudes when building Grey Software. hacktoberfest-accepted Role: Software Engineer Uses technology to design, develop, test, and maintain creative software solutions. Type: Maintenance An issue that make things clearer or removes ambiguity without changing base functionality.

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Motivation ๐Ÿ

We want to help devs ensure consistent code quality by running a process to fix code quality issues upon every commit to the repo.

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I propose adding pre-commit hooks via husky and lint-stages in a similar manner to our org repo: https://github.com/grey-software/org/blob/master/package.json

This issue depends on grey-software/Material-Math#65 because it requires the styling configuration files to be present

@ArsalaBangash ArsalaBangash added Domain: Dev Experience This issue pertains to a developer's emotions and attitudes when building Grey Software. Type: Maintenance An issue that make things clearer or removes ambiguity without changing base functionality. Role: Software Engineer Uses technology to design, develop, test, and maintain creative software solutions. hacktoberfest-accepted labels Oct 20, 2020
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Domain: Dev Experience This issue pertains to a developer's emotions and attitudes when building Grey Software. hacktoberfest-accepted Role: Software Engineer Uses technology to design, develop, test, and maintain creative software solutions. Type: Maintenance An issue that make things clearer or removes ambiguity without changing base functionality.
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