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In order to run scripts that require the use of a scripting language, use the following pattern for each applicable hook:

(Example using hook `pre-commit` and NodeJS)
1. Create an entrypoint for the hook:
1. Create an entry point for the hook:
```shell
.husky/pre-commit
```
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## Bash

Hook scripts need to be POSIX compliant to ensure best compatibility as not everyone has `bash` (e.g. Windows users).
Hook scripts need to be POSIX compliant to ensure the best compatibility as not everyone has `bash` (e.g. Windows users).

That being said, if your team doesn't use Windows, you can use Bash this way:

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## Manual setup

Git needs to be configured and husky needs to setup files in `.husky/`.
Git needs to be configured and husky needs to set up files in `.husky/`.

Run the `husky` command once in your repo. Ideally, include it in the `prepare` script in `package.json` for automatic execution after each install (recommended).

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