lint-staged-shellcheck

Integrate shellcheck with lint-staged.

Why?

lint-staged requires a file global rule (i.e. *.sh). This does not support matching files based on shebang, which is typical for executable shell programs. This shim works around that by detecting shell programs based on filename or shebang in the staged file list. This also ensures that current and future files pass shellcheck.

Getting Started

Install shellcheck:

$ brew install shellcheck

First, install lint-staged-shellcheck:

$ yarn add -D lint-staged-shellcheck

Second, add a global rule to your lint-staged config. Here's an example for package.json:

{
  "lint-staged": {
    "*": [
      "lint-staged-shellcheck"
    ]
  }
}

NOTE! You should add lint-staged-shellcheck under a "match all rule". lint-staged-shellcheck is smart enough to detect applicable files. Adding it under the match all rule ensures any applicable file in source control will pass shellceck.

Ignoring Files

Create a .shellcheckignore file at the root for the repo. This file using the git ignore. Here's an example:

vendor/
script/dev
script/util.sh

NOTE! You only need to exclude files that may be run through shellcheck. So, you do not need to ignore images or non-shell files.

Developing

$ git clone [e-mail]:ahawkins/lint-staged-shellcheck
$ git submodule update --init
$ brew install bats
$ bats test/acceptance_test.bats