Paradime Setup and Configuration

Easily set up pre-commit hooks using the app panel or 'paradime pre-commit' command. Run checks on all files or only staged changes in your dbt™️ project

Overview

Paradime comes pre-installed with pre-commits, making it easy to get started with code quality checks. You only need to configure the hooks you want to use, and Paradime handles the rest.

Getting Started

There are two ways to set up pre-commit hooks:

1. Click on "pre-commit" in the app and agents panel

2. Run paradime pre-commit in the terminal

Initial Setup

If your repository doesn't have existing pre-commit configurations, Paradime offers standard recommended hooks to get you started.

These include:

• SQL formatting and linting using SQLFluff

• dbt models checks using dbt-checkpoint

• YAML validation using Prettier

• General code quality checks

Example pre commit hooks template

.pre-commit-config.yaml

# Auto-update the config to the latest repos' versions by executing "pre-commit autoupdate"
# For more dbt pre-commit hooks check https://docs.paradime.io/app-help/documentation/integrations/code-ide/pre-commit

repos:
  # YAML formatting using Prettier
  - repo: https://github.com/pre-commit/mirrors-prettier
    rev: v3.1.0
    hooks:
      - id: prettier
        types: [yaml] # Only run on YAML files
        additional_dependencies:
          - prettier@3.1.0
        args: [--write]

  # Standard pre-commit hooks
  - repo: https://github.com/pre-commit/pre-commit-hooks
    rev: v5.0.0
    hooks:
      - id: trailing-whitespace
        name: Trim Trailing Whitespace
        description: Removes trailing whitespace from all files
        files: ^.*\.(sql|yml|yaml|md)$
      - id: end-of-file-fixer
        name: Fix End of Files
        description: Ensures files end with a newline
        files: ^.*\.(sql|yml|yaml|md)$
      - id: check-added-large-files
        name: Check for Large Files
        description: Prevents giant files from being committed
        args: ["--maxkb=500"]

  # SQL formatting using SQLFluff
  - repo: https://github.com/sqlfluff/sqlfluff
    rev: 3.3.0
    hooks:
      - id: sqlfluff-lint
        name: SQLFluff Lint
        description: Lints SQL files using SQLFluff
        files: ^.*\.sql$
        additional_dependencies: ["sqlfluff-templater-dbt"]
        args: ["--dialect", "bigquery", "--templater", "dbt"]
      - id: sqlfluff-fix
        name: SQLFluff Fix
        description: Auto-fixes SQL files using SQLFluff
        files: ^.*\.sql$
        additional_dependencies: ["sqlfluff-templater-dbt"]
        args: ["--dialect", "bigquery", "--templater", "dbt"]

  # dbt™️ specific checks
  - repo: https://github.com/dbt-checkpoint/dbt-checkpoint
    rev: v2.0.6
    hooks:
      # Model checks
      - id: check-model-has-description
        name: Check Model Descriptions
        description: Ensures models have descriptons
      - id: check-model-has-tests
        name: Check Model Tests
        description: Ensures models have minimum test coverage
        args: ["--test-cnt", "2"]

      # Script checks
      - id: remove-script-semicolon
        name: Remove Script Semicolon
        description: Remove semicolons at the end of the script
        files: models/.*\.sql$
      - id: check-script-has-no-table-name
        name: Check Script Table References
        description: Ensure only source() or ref() macros are used for table references
        files: models/.*\.sql$
      - id: check-script-ref-and-source
        name: Check Script References
        description: Validate all ref() and source() references exist
        files: models/.*\.sql$
        args: [--manifest, target/manifest.json]
      - id: dbt-parse

# Define what files to exclude from all hooks
exclude: |
  (?x)^(
      target/.*|
      logs/.*|
      .*/snapshots/.*|
      tests/.*_test\.sql|
      analysis/.*
  )$

Running Pre-commit

You can run pre-commit checks in two ways:

1. All Files: Run checks on all files in your project

2. Staged Files: Run checks only on files staged for commit

To run checks, use the same command and select the option from the menu:

paradime pre-commit

First-Time Installation

Note: When running pre-commits for the first time, Paradime will install all necessary hooks. This initial setup might take a minute to complete as it downloads and configures the required components.

Automatic Pre-commit Checks

To enable automatic pre-commit checks when creating commits via terminal, run:

pre-commit install

Important: This is recommended only if you use git in the terminal to create commits. For commits made through Git Lite or Git Advanced panel, hook errors/warnings are not currently displayed.

To disable automatic pre-commit checks when creating commits via terminal, run:

pre-commit uninstall

Best Practices

1. Start with Paradime's recommended hooks

2. Gradually customize configurations as needed

3. Run checks manually before committing large changes

4. Keep hook configurations in version control

Common Workflows

1. Manual Check Before Commit

paradime pre-commit
# Review and fix any issues
git commit -m "Your message"

1. Checking Specific Files

git add your_files
paradime pre-commit

1. Updating Hook Configurations

• Modify .pre-commit-config.yaml

• Auto-update the config to the latest repos' versions by executing pre-commit autoupdate

• Run paradime pre-commit to apply changes

Remember: Paradime's pre-commit integration makes it easy to maintain code quality without complex setup or configuration steps.