Some public pre-commit hooks that Future Facts shares with the world.

Formats all files via sqlfluff format CLI command.

This hook requires you to have a .sqlfluff file in the root of your repo to configure sqlfluff tool.

Checks if all files can be parsed via sqlfluff parse CLI command.

This hook requires you to have a .sqlfluff file in the root of your repo to configure sqlfluff tool.

Just add one or both of these hooks to your repo.

repos:
  - repo: https://github.com/FutureFacts/public-pre-commit-hooks
    rev: v1.0.1
    hooks:
      - id: check-sqlfluff-parse
      - id: check-sqlfluff-format

If you would like to create a new pre-commit hook. If you are a Future Facts employee feel free to do so. If you are from outside the company you can create a fork and then a pull-request from your fork.

Getting started with this repo is easy:

• clone
• poetry install
• pre-commit install
  • Not added as a dev dependency.

Read the how-to-add-a-hook.md document to see how you can add a new hook.

This pre-commit hook is a more lightweight simple variant of the standard sqlfluff-fix and sqlfluff-lint hooks provided by SQLFluff: https://docs.sqlfluff.com/en/latest/production/pre_commit.html The reason this new hook has been build is the following

• In an existing codebase a lot of the SQL code might not be without linting/formatting violations.
  • So doing sqlfluff-lint will cause too many violations.
• Auto formatting is different then auto-fixing.
  • sqlfluff-fix attempt to fix all rule violations.
  • The command line sqlfluff format only fixes a stable set of of formatting violations.
    • https://docs.sqlfluff.com/en/stable/reference/cli.html#sqlfluff-format
  • I've observed that sqlfluff fix CLI or the pre-commit hook sqlfluff-fix can cause SQL code to not be 'backwards-compatible' after the fix.
    • Some fixes changed the column order of tables or views or renamed column names. These changes can be harmful in an existing codebase.
• The default SQLFluff pre-commit hooks don't check for parseability.
  • The CLI sqlfluff parse can check if a file can be parsed by sqlfluff.
  • This check is quite helpful and can catch a lot of syntax errors.

This custom SQLfluff pre-commit hook works without any setup and runs sqlfluff as if you are using it as a command-line tool. This makes it very easy to verify issues manually if you also have sqlfluff installed locally.

Read more on SQLFluff: https://github.com/FutureFacts/knowledge-base/blob/main/tooling/sqlfluff.md