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@clickbar/style-guide

v0.0.5

Published

clickbar.'s engineering style guide

Readme

clickbar. Style Guide

In this repository, we keep all of our code style configurations to easily share them across all projects. Please check the respective sections for information

Prettier

At prettier.js you can find our configuration for Prettier.

Note: Prettier is a peer dependency, so you need to install prettier too.

To use it in your project, just add this to your package.json:

{
  "prettier": "@clickbar/style-guide/prettier"
}

Warning: We use the "unsafe" option htmlWhitespaceSensitivity: ignore. This might need some manual prettier-ignore's when whitespaces are important in your HTML.

Laravel Pint

At pint.json you can find our configuration for Laravel Pint.

To use it in your project, we recommend to symlink the pint.json file to your project root. This way your IDE tooling can pick up the configuration and provide you with the correct code style automatically.

# from your project root
ln -s ./node_modules/@clickbar/style-guide/pint.json pint.json

Thanks

This repository is inspired by Vercel's Style Guide.