Husky makes managing and sharing Git hooks among us easier! (This is an example template, feel free to edit it to suit your project's needs.)

You can find the full documentation here : https://typicode.github.io/husky/

1. Copy the contents of the .husky folder as well as the package.json file and paste them at the root of your project.

2. Run the command npm install to install the necessary dependencies.

3. Commit the Husky setup with the following command:

   git commit -m "chore(husky): Husky install" -n

1. Copy the contents of the .husky folder and paste them at the root of your project.

2. Add the line "prepare": "husky install" within the "scripts" section of your package.json file, like so:

   "scripts": {
       "prepare": "husky install" // <== Line to copy!!!
   },

   Make sure not to remove or overwrite existing scripts.

3. Merge the devDependencies from the Husky package.json into the devDependencies section of your project's package.json file.

   "devDependencies": {
       "@commitlint/cli": "^13.2.1",
       "@commitlint/config-conventional": "^13.2.0",
       "eslint": "^7.32.0",
       //... other dependencies
   },

4. Copy any relevant Husky configuration objects such as lint-staged, validate-branch-name, commitlint, and git-precommit-checks from the Husky package.json to your project's package.json file.

5. OPTIONAL: You may want to add or customize configurations for browserslist, prettier, prettierIgnore, stylelint, stylelintIgnore, eslintConfig, eslintIgnore, etc., according to your project's needs. These can be included in your package.json or in separate configuration files.

6. Run the command npm install to install the necessary dependencies.

7. Commit the Husky setup with the following command:

   git commit -m "chore(husky): Husky install" -n

The commit-msg hook ensures your commit messages meet the required standards.

The post-checkout hook reminds you to rebuild your project if necessary after a checkout.

The post-commit hook provides a celebratory message confirming the successful commit.

The pre-commit hook runs checks to prevent commits to