@contactlab/stylelint-config-uxd
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Stylelint configuration used in Contactlab projects.
Stylelint configuration used in Contactlab projects.
The purpose of this library is to promote code style consistency across complex projects in organizations of all sizes.
We recommend to use Yarn over npm (is fine anyway) and this stylelint config package:
$ yarn add --dev @contactlab/stylelint-config-uxd
Create a .stylelintrc file with the following basic configuration:
{
"extends": "@contactlab/stylelint-config-uxd"
}
Otherwise, add the stylelint key to your package.json:
{
"stylelint": {
"extends": "@contactlab/stylelint-config-uxd"
}
}
For more details about how shareable configs work, see the Stylelint documentation.
$ yarn install && yarn test
A configuration for linting JavaScript (ES5 & ES6) with eslint is available at eslint-config-contactlab.
The configuration extends the default stylelint-config-standard rules. A more comprehensive list of examples is available in the examples folder.
Package specific rules can be found in ./lib folder.
FAQs
Stylelint configuration used in Contactlab projects.
We found that @contactlab/stylelint-config-uxd demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 4 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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