Next.js from Development to Deployment - Pre-Commit Hook with Husky

The video tutorial demonstrates how to use Husky to automate tasks with Git hooks. It covers the installation and setup of Husky, configuring pre-commit hooks to automate tasks like caching data, and ensuring the setup works by testing it. The tutorial also explains how to deploy changes to Vercel automatically upon pushing to GitHub. The process is aimed at streamlining workflows for static websites, including features like pagination and search.

What is the primary purpose of using Husky in a Git workflow?

• To deploy applications to Vercel

• To manage NPM packages

• To create Git hooks for automating tasks

• To create static websites

Which command is used to prepare the Husky installation?

• npx husky add

• npm run setup

• npm run prepare

• npm install husky

What is the purpose of the pre-commit hook in this setup?

• To update the package.json file

• To cache data and add files to Git

• To deploy the application

• To run NPM tests

What command is used to add a pre-commit hook with Husky?

• npx husky add

• npm run pre-commit

• npm install husky

• git add pre-commit

Why is it necessary to modify the .gitignore file in this setup?

• To ignore all JavaScript files

• To prevent Husky files from being pushed

• To exclude node_modules from being pushed

• To exclude the cache folder

What happens when you push to the main branch in this workflow?

• The application is tested locally

• The cache folder is deleted

• The package.json file is updated

• The application is deployed to Vercel

What feature was successfully tested in production at the end of the video?

• User authentication

• Search functionality

• Pagination

• Database connection