A .NET Git hooks tool that automatically runs tasks like linting, testing, and formatting on commit or push.
Husky.Net is a Git hooks manager for .NET that automates tasks like linting commit messages, running tests, formatting code, and performing other checks during commit or push operations. It prevents low-quality code from entering the repository by enforcing automated workflows directly in the development process.
.NET developers and teams looking to automate code quality checks and standardize Git workflows across their projects.
It brings the proven automation patterns from JavaScript's Husky to the .NET ecosystem with native support for .NET tools, cross-platform compatibility, and an intuitive setup that integrates seamlessly into existing development pipelines.
Lint your commit messages, run tests, format or analyze code, and perform any other checks automatically when you commit or push. 🚀
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Seamlessly integrates with .NET tools like dotnet-format and CSharpier, as highlighted in the compatibility features, making it ideal for .NET-centric workflows.
Runs on macOS, Linux, and Windows, ensuring consistent hook execution across all developer machines, which is explicitly stated in the features.
Introduces the dev-dependency concept to .NET, simplifying hook setup and project configuration, as emphasized in the key features.
Supports all standard Git and gitflow hooks, allowing automation at every stage of version control, which is a core feature mentioned in the documentation.
Primarily designed for .NET, so integrating non-.NET tools requires custom CSX scripts and may be less efficient, limiting versatility for polyglot projects.
Relies on modern Git features like core.hooksPath, which might not be available in older or restricted Git installations, potentially causing compatibility issues.
Compared to JavaScript's Husky, it has fewer pre-built integrations, as admitted by the limited compatibility list, increasing setup time for custom workflows.