@risafj
Thanks for your reply. I tried both approches, and they didn't work, so I checked out your referenced repo (github.com/risafj/StorybookExample...), to see if the problem was with my project.
With or without both changes from your comment, same as before:
Linting errors are shown, but StandardJS stuff (like extra semicolons, double quotes, …) is not getting linted (VSCode, NeoVim) unfortunately.
Sorry for the late response - I checked, and semicolons are linted in my environment 😞 So I don't know what the issue could be. I use VSCode and lint on save with the config below:
@cseelus Hi, thank you for the comment! It turns out, you don't need the package
eslint-config-prettierif you're turning offprettieranyway.So what you can do is either:
eslint-config-prettierand remove it from.eslintrc.js(if you want to use ESLint's standard js config and turn off prettier entirely), OReslint-config-prettier, and remove the line'prettier/prettier': 'off'from.eslintrc.js(if you want to use prettier)I've opted for option 1.
I'd forgotten to update the article accordingly - I will do this.Sorry for any confusion!
@risafj Thanks for your reply. I tried both approches, and they didn't work, so I checked out your referenced repo (github.com/risafj/StorybookExample...), to see if the problem was with my project.
With or without both changes from your comment, same as before:
Linting errors are shown, but StandardJS stuff (like extra semicolons, double quotes, …) is not getting linted (VSCode, NeoVim) unfortunately.
Sorry for the late response - I checked, and semicolons are linted in my environment 😞 So I don't know what the issue could be. I use VSCode and lint on save with the config below:
@Chrıs Seelus
Hi, it's been a few months but I realized that now you need to add the below in your ESLint rules to disable semicolons!