#!/usr/bin/env bash

cargo check --workspace --all-targets &>/dev/null
result=$?

if [[ ${result} -ne 0 ]] ; then
	cat <<\EOF
The project does not compile. You might want to fix your error before commiting.

If you still want to commit you can do it by appending
--no-verify
at the end of your previous command.

If you are running a variant of bash you can directly paste this command in your terminal:
!! --no-verify
EOF
    exit 1
fi

cargo fmt --all -- --check &>/dev/null
result=$?

if [[ ${result} -ne 0 ]] ; then
	cat <<\EOF
The project is badly formatted. Please run:
cargo fmt --all

If you want to create your commit without propper formatting you can add
--no-verify
at the end of your commit.

If you are running a variant of bash you can directly paste this command in your terminal:
!! --no-verify
EOF
    exit 1
fi