Change Request: Migrate to `husky` from `yorkie`

[lumirlumir]

Environment

ESLint version: HEAD
@eslint/json version: HEAD
Node version: 20.18.0
npm version: 10.9.2
Operating System: Windows 11

What problem do you want to solve?

Hello,

Currently, many ESLint projects use the yorkie package for their pre-commit hook.

yorkie is a package that was originally forked from husky.

However, I've noticed a few issues with continuing to use it.

Problems

1. Unmaintained Package

yorkie is a great tool, but its last release was quite a long time ago, 7 years ago, to be exact.

Using an unmaintained project can introduce potential security risks and compatibility issues over time.

2. Dependencies

The husky package has zero dependencies, while yorkie has 20 dependencies.

• husky

• yorkie

Conclusion

For these reasons, I’d like to suggest migrating from yorkie to husky.

What do you think is the correct solution?

Originally, since yorkie was forked from husky, migrating should be easy and low-cost.

Also, latest version of husky supports Node.js 18.

I would like to hear other opinions before proceeding!

Participation

• I am willing to submit a pull request for this change.

Additional comments

No response

[nzakas]

Thanks for the research. We like yorkie better than husky because we don't have to write shell scripts. I've not had any trouble with yorkie so I'd prefer we just stick with it.

[JounQin]

Actually https://github.com/toplenboren/simple-git-hooks is more updated and simple to use same as yorkie.

[nzakas]

We also looked at that in the past as well and decided to still with yorkie. There's no reason to change if everything is working.

[JounQin]

There's no reason to change if everything is working.

We do. https://e18e.dev/guide/cleanup.html