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@cybozu/stylelint-config
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A shareable stylelint config for Cybozu.
This is a stylelint rule set for Cybozu.
The purpose of @cybozu/stylelint-config
are following
**This is intented to use with Prettier.
You don't need to deal with updating stylelint and its plugins on your own. We'll manage the updates and provide CHANGELOG that you need to care about so that you can update it easily.
We have Error
an Warning
as its severity.
This is a rule you must fix because the code might not follow our practices.
This is a rule you should fix because the code style might not be preferable for us.
Install stylelint
and @cybozu/stylelint-config
and put it into your .stylelintrc
% npm install --save-dev stylelint @cybozu/stylelint-config
.stylelintrc
{
extends: "@cybozu/stylelint-config"
}
You can override the rules as you want.
{
extends: "@cybozu/stylelint-config",
rules: {
'string-quotes': 'single',
}
}
@cybozu/stylelint-config
stylelint-config-standard
@cybozu/stylelint-config/styled-components
styled-components
This config doesn't support IE11, so this would suggest CSS syntaxes are incompatible with IE11.
FAQs
A shareable stylelint config for Cybozu
We found that @cybozu/stylelint-config demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 6 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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