crm-ios-pre-commit-checker

To enforce Swift code conventions before a git commit, a pre-commit checker analyzes changed Swift files and blocks faulty commits. It validates rules like force unwrap prevention and line length to guide necessary fixes.

A Swift pre-commit check is a static analysis mechanism that detects staged or unstaged git changes. It applies specific lint rules to the modified files and reports errors and warnings to prevent risky patterns from entering the repository.

To prevent force unwrapping in iOS project commits, pre-commit static analysis flags force unwrap violations while excluding IBOutlets and IBActions. It blocks the commit and provides structured reports to guide developers in fixing the risky patterns.

Yes, you can check import order and MARK sections in Swift files automatically. A pre-commit hook integrates with your git workflow to verify these readability conventions are present in changed files before allowing the commit to proceed.

To stop sensitive data exposure in a Swift codebase, pre-commit static analysis scans changed files for potential security risks. It detects sensitive data patterns during the commit workflow and blocks the transaction to prompt immediate fixes.

Yes, the pre-commit checker validates both staged and unstaged git changes. It detects modified Swift files across both Git states, applies the static analysis rules, and blocks the commit if violations are found.