The presentation slides are available in docs.

Additional docs include a Conventional Commits cheat sheet, the demo install script, and a Vi/Vim editor message template to help decisioning on the commit message.

The project's POM file includes a project profile that can be used to execute npm install without having ask team members to run the command, or even install node/npm.

mvn -P husky clean verify is enough.

It's even possible to make this profile a default. Just add the following following the id element:

...
<profile>
  <id>husky</id>
  <activation>
    <activeByDefault>true</activeByDefault>
  </activation>
  ...

My previous RVASDUG presentation has a repository and a YouTube video.

The YouTube video compliments this presentation showing how commit messages can inform your pipeline and releases.