A command-line utility for running commands in subdirectories (e.g. in a monorepo) with a set of pre-commit hooks
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Use
run-in-subdirectoryhook to run command in a subdirectory passed as the first argument.In this example, pre-commit will run the command
npx --no -- prettier -w -uinclientsubdirectory, and the commandpoetry run blackinserversubdirectory:repos: - repo: https://github.com/egormkn/run-in-subdirectory rev: 1.0.1 hooks: - id: run-in-subdirectory alias: prettier name: Format client code with Prettier args: ["client", "npx --no -- prettier -w -u"] types: [ text ] files: ^client/ - id: run-in-subdirectory alias: black name: Format server code with Black args: ["server", "poetry run black"] types: [ python ] files: ^client/
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Use one of
run-in-...-level-subdirectoryhooks to automatically extractfirst,secondorthird-level subdirectory from the last file path, that was passed to the hook by pre-commit.Note that you should set
files,typesand/orexcludeproperties so that the hook only runs for files in that subdirectory.repos: - repo: https://github.com/egormkn/run-in-subdirectory rev: 1.0.1 hooks: - id: run-in-first-level-subdirectory alias: prettier name: Format client code with Prettier args: ["npx --no -- prettier -w -u"] types: [ text ] files: ^client/ - id: run-in-first-level-subdirectory alias: black name: Format server code with Black args: ["poetry run black"] types: [ python ] files: ^client/
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If the available hooks are not enough for your task, use a custom Python hook and execute
run-in-subdirectoryas a command-line utility). Also, please open an issue to report such cases.repos: - repo: local hooks: - id: prettier name: Format client code with Prettier language: python additional_dependencies: - "run-in-subdirectory==1.0.1" entry: run-in-subdirectory -d client npx --no -- prettier -w -u types: [ text ] files: ^client/
run-in-subdirectory can also be used as a command-line utility:
pip install run-in-subdirectoryusage: run-in-subdirectory [-h] [-v] (-l LEVEL | -d DIRECTORY) executable [args ...]
Runs the command in a subdirectory and fixes paths in arguments.
positional arguments:
executable Executable to run
args Sequence of program arguments
options:
-h, --help show this help message and exit
-v, --verbose Print information about a command to be called
-l LEVEL, --level LEVEL
Subdirectory level (0 for top-level directory)
-d DIRECTORY, --directory DIRECTORY
Subdirectory within which the subprocess will be executed
example:
When this program is executed with the following command:
run-in-subdirectory -d client npx --no prettier client/src/index.ts
Then the command will be executed:
npx --no prettier src/index.ts
with the current working directory set to `client`.