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@abinnovision/prettier-config
Advanced tools
Prettier config for all types of projects. The config mostly inherits the
default Prettier config. This additionally comes with a .editorconfig
, which
is compatible with most editors.
yarn add --dev @abinnovision/prettier-config
The EditorConfig is a small file in the root directory of your project
called .editorconfig
. It defines various code style options for the project.
This packages comes with an opinionated version of this file.
To synchronize the .editorconfig
file from this package use the following:
yarn sync-editorconfig
Optionally, you can put it into your postinstall
hook to always keep in sync
with the one defined in this project.
{
// ...
scripts: {
// ...
postinstall: "sync-editorconfig",
},
// ...
}
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