Hooking the Test into Git: Working of Git

Explore how to create and use Git hooks such as pre-commit and pre-push scripts to automate testing and enforce coding standards. Understand how hooks can reject commits that fail conditions and how they fit into project workflows for robust code management.

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Create scripts

Let’s make two simple scripts to show how git hooks work. The first one will be named .git/hooks/pre-commit. Do not include the .sample suffix or any other suffix. In the file, add these lines:

#!/usr/bin/env python
print('Hello from pre-commit')

Make a similar file with a different string and save it as .git/hooks/pre-push. Then make the files executable by entering the following command in the ...

1.Introduction

2.Basic Client Pages with React

3.Dynamic Client-Side Pages with React

4.Server-Side API Creation with Flask

5.Database Definition and Creation with SQLAlchemy

6.Code Documentation with Sphinx

7.An Introduction to Code Testing

8.UI Testing

9.API Testing

10.Database Integrity Testing

11.Automatically Testing Every Update

12.Design a Web Application

13.Build the Data Model

14.Build the REST API

15.Build the React Client

16.Finishing Touches for the App

17.Web Authentication

18.Deploy the Application

Project

19.Conclusion

20.Appendix

Hooking the Test into Git: Working of Git

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