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prettier-config-uxp

v1.0.3

Published

Prettier Integration with ESLint/TSLint/Typescript/VanillaJS

Downloads

15

Readme

Prettier

Prettier Integration with ESLint/TSLint/Typescript

To install package

npm i -g prettier-config-uxp or npm i prettier-config-uxp --save

After Installation

prettier-config-uxp --init or node_module/.bin/prettier-config-uxp or via npx: npx prettier-config-uxp

Steps

After installation user will be prompted if they are using TSLINT, ESLINT or VanillaJs.

ESLint

After selecting ESLINT user will be prompted for typescrpt usage Is Typescript Exist? (y/n) Option 1: 'y'. ESLINT with Typescript. Following dependencies will be added to your package.json.

a) ESLint b) ESLint-Config-Prettier: ESLint Prettier Mixin. c) eslint-config-reacts-lint: ESLint Rules Set. d) ESLint-Plugin-Import: ESLint Plugin for Import/Expor and ES6+ syntax. e) ESLint-Plugin-Prettier: ESLint Prettier Plugin.

Overide Default Configuration Within .eslintrc.js add or remove rules like below: "rules": { '@typescript-eslint/indent': [2, 2] } Option 2: 'n'. ESLint with JSX. Following dependencies will be added to your package.json.

a) ESLint b) ESLint-Config-Prettier: ESLint Prettier Mixin. c) eslint-config-angular-lint: ESLint Rules Set. d) ESLint-Plugin-Import: ESLint Plugin for Import/Expor and ES6+ syntax. e) ESLint-Plugin-Prettier: ESLint Prettier Plugin.

Overide Default Configuration Within .eslintrc.js add or remove rules like below:

"rules": { "semi": [0, "never"], "quotes":[ 1, "single", "avoid-escape"] } Screenshot

TSLint

After selecting TSLint following dependencies will be added to your package.json.

a) TSLint b) TSLint-Plugin-Prettier: TSLint Prettier Plugin.

Overide Default Configuration Within tslint.json add or remove rules like below:

"rules": { "semi": [0, "never"], "quotes":[ 1, "single", "avoid-escape"] } Screenshot

Vanillajs

Overide Default Configuration Within .eslintrc.js add or remove rules like below:

"module.exports"= { ...require('@prettier-config-uxp'), semi: false } Screenshot

Uninstall

If installed via npx: prettier-config-uxp remove or node_module/.bin/prettier-config-uxp remove