Git only calls one script if it is named the same as the hook. This tool allows you to run multiple scripts in a plug and play fashion by creating an executable that iterates over scripts within a directory, passing along command line arguments to each script.
Usage:
$ mkdir repo && cd repo
$ git init
Initialized empty Git repository in /path/to/repo/.git/
$ tacklebox init
Initialized hook directories.
$ cd .git/hooks && rm *.sample
$ ls -1
_applypatch-msg
applypatch-msg
_commit-msg
commit-msg
_post-applypatch
post-applypatch
_post-checkout
post-checkout
_post-commit
post-commit
_post-merge
post-merge
_post-receive
post-receive
_post-rewrite
post-rewrite
_post-update
post-update
_pre-applypatch
pre-applypatch
_pre-auto-gc
pre-auto-gc
_pre-commit
pre-commit
_prepare-commit-msg
prepare-commit-msg
_pre-rebase
pre-rebase
_pre-receive
pre-receive
update
_updateAs you can see, there is a script for the hook and a directory that contains any scripts you wish to run for that hook event.
TODO:
- Write tests