@sleepingasteroid/bluehop-editor-config

Drop a shared .editorconfig and VS Code workspace settings into any project with one command, so every editor behaves the same way.

What is this?

Different editors (and different people) use different defaults — tabs vs spaces, line endings, whether code formats on save. That leads to noisy diffs and "works on my machine" formatting fights.

This package fixes that by giving you ready-made editor settings you can copy into any project with one command:

• An .editorconfig — a standard file most editors read automatically, so basics like indentation and line endings are consistent for everyone.
• VS Code workspace settings — turns on format-on-save, sets Prettier as the default formatter, and enables ESLint's flat config.
• VS Code extension recommendations — so collaborators get prompted to install the right extensions.

Why use it?

• Consistent editor behavior for everyone on the project, automatically.
• One command instead of copy-pasting dotfiles between repos.
• Files are copied, not linked, so you can still tweak them per project.

Install

pnpm add -D @sleepingasteroid/bluehop-editor-config

Use

npx bluehop-editor-config          # writes the files, skipping any that already exist
npx bluehop-editor-config --force  # overwrite existing files

This creates:

• .editorconfig
• .vscode/settings.json — format on save, ESLint flat config, Prettier as default formatter
• .vscode/extensions.json — recommends the ESLint / Prettier / EditorConfig extensions

When you pull a newer version of this package, re-run with --force to refresh the files.

Part of the bluehop toolkit — a set of shareable project configs. Best alongside bluehop-eslint-config and bluehop-prettier-config, which the editor settings are tuned for.