Hahaha! Yeah! I mostly work with JS so .npmrc is already there for me to save the day. But .prettierrc.json can be used with any file type as far as I know. You just need to update the regular expression.
For instance, "prettier --write \"./**/*.{js,json, html, css, vue}\"" will now apply prettier configs to JS, JSON, HTML, CSS, Vue files.
True
though the prettier is limited to web based formats for now, and a few other formats.
Nothing against it, but yeah, good post since it does specify things that are needed to maintain a consistent dev environment for every developer that get's onboarded to the project
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prettierrc.json and .npmrc in every open source project?
Glad this is just in the javascript tag or people would go crazy.
nice post.
Hahaha! Yeah! I mostly work with JS so .npmrc is already there for me to save the day. But .prettierrc.json can be used with any file type as far as I know. You just need to update the regular expression.
For instance,
"prettier --write \"./**/*.{js,json, html, css, vue}\""will now apply prettier configs to JS, JSON, HTML, CSS, Vue files.True
though the prettier is limited to web based formats for now, and a few other formats.
Nothing against it, but yeah, good post since it does specify things that are needed to maintain a consistent dev environment for every developer that get's onboarded to the project