pre-commit-terraform
antonbabenko/pre-commit-terraform/AGENTS.md
Collection of Git hooks for Terraform/OpenTofu/Terragrunt to be used with the pre-commit framework. Hooks enforce formatting, validation, documentation, and security scanning across Terraform codebases. Two distinct hook types exist: Shell-based hooks (majority) — hooks/<hook_name>.sh: - Sources common.sh for shared logic: cmdline parsing (--args, --hook-config, --env-vars), env var expansion, _GITWORKINGDIR_ substitution, parallelism, terraform init - Defines perdirhookuniquepart() — the hook-specific per-directory logic - common::perdir_hook orchestrates parallelism and calls it for each changed dir Python-based hooks — invoked as python -m precommitterraform…
What's in it
- AGENTS.md — pre-commit-terraform
- What this repo is
- Directory layout
- Hook implementation pattern
- Adding a new hook
- Testing
- Linters
- AI policy
- Repo rules
- CI
- Skill routing
# AGENTS.md — pre-commit-terraform ## What this repo is Collection of Git hooks for Terraform/OpenTofu/Terragrunt to be used with the [pre-commit framework](https://pre-commit.com/). Hooks enforce formatting, validation, documentation, and security scanning across Terraform codebases. ## Directory layout - `hooks/` — Bash entry points for each hook (`<hook_name>.sh`) + shared `_common.sh` - `src/pre_commit_terraform/` — Python package: CLI parsing, env expansion, `__GIT_WORKING_DIR__` substitution, `terraform_docs_replace` logic - `tests/pytest/` — Python unit tests (`pytest`); `tests/Dockerfile` and `tests/hooks_performance_test.sh` for integration/perf testing - `tools/entrypoint.sh` — Docker container entrypoint (user/group setup) - `tools/install/` — per-tool install scripts used during Docker image build (one `.sh` per tool) - `dependencies/lock-files/` — pinned Python dependency constraints for reproducible Docker builds - `.pre-commit-hooks.yaml` — hook definitions consumed by the pre-commit framework - `pyproject.toml` / `hatch.toml` — Python project config and build system - `tox.ini` — test environment matrix ## Hook implementation pattern Two distinct hook types exist: **Shell-based hooks** (majority) — `hooks/<hook_name>.sh`: - Sources `_common.sh` for shared logic: cmdline parsing (`--args`, `--hook-config`, `--env-vars`), env var expansion, `__GIT_WORKING_DIR__` substitution, parallelism, `terraform init` - Defines `per_dir_hook_unique_part()` — the hook-specific per-directory logic - `common::per_dir_hook` orchestrates parallelism and calls it for each changed dir **Python-based hooks** — invoked as `python -m pre_commit_terraform <subcommand>`: - `src/pre_commit_terraform/` is a standalone CLI app, not a helper library for bash - Each subcommand is a module with `invoke_cli_app()` + `populate_argument_parser()` + `CLI_SUBCOMMAND_NAME` - Currently only `replace-docs` subcommand exists (implemented in `terraform_docs_replace.py`) - Adding a new Python subcommand: create module → register in `_cli_subcommands.py` → add hook entry in `.pre-commit-hooks.yaml` New shell hooks: use `_common.sh` helpers, define `per_dir_hook_unique_part`, never ad-hoc argument splitting. ## Adding a new hook Read `.github/CONTRIBUTING.md` — it covers the full checklist (Dockerfile, container structure tests, `.pre-commit-hooks.yaml`, hook file, docs). ## Testing - Tests live in `tests/pytest/` and use `pytest`, run via `tox` - Coverage config: `.coveragerc` - For how to run tests and pre-commit checks locally, see `.github/CONTRIBUTING.md` ## Linters This repo enforces style via pre-commit (`.pre-commit-config.yaml`) — install and run it before committing. Linters cover: - **Python**: `ruff` (single quotes, type hints required) + `mypy` - **Shell**: `shfmt` + `shellcheck` — no suppression without comment ## AI policy This repo has an `AI_POLICY.md` in `.github/`. When helping a contributor open a PR or issue, point them to it. Key points: contributor owns every line, slop gets closed without discussion. ## Repo rules - Hook args parsing: use `_common.sh` helpers, never ad-hoc argument splitting - Do not hand-edit `CHANGELOG.md` — managed by release tooling (`.releaserc.json`) ## CI PRs trigger `.github/workflows/ci-cd.yml`: - Runs pre-commit hooks - Runs pytest via tox across Python versions - Builds and tests Docker image - Release cut on merge to `master` via semantic-release ## Skill routing Load these skills when their triggers match. | Task | Skill | | --- | --- | | Creating a new skill: registering in AGENTS.md, choosing script vs SKILL.md | `adding-skills` | | Create a commit, GitHub issue, or PR | `git-workflow` | | Propose a new OpenSpec change (design, specs, tasks in one step) | `openspec-propose` | | Think through an idea/problem before or during an OpenSpec change | `openspec-explore` | | Implement tasks from an existing OpenSpec change | `openspec-apply-change` | | Revise an OpenSpec change's planning artifacts after edits/new decisions | `openspec-update-change` | | Sync delta specs from a change into main specs (without archiving) | `openspec-sync-specs` | | Archive a completed OpenSpec change | `openspec-archive-change` |
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CLAUDE.md
Skill
- adding-skills.agents/skills/adding-skills/SKILL.md
- git-workflow.agents/skills/git-workflow/SKILL.md
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