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@herb-tools/config
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Package: @herb-tools/config
Shared configuration utilities for Herb. Provides a unified way to load, validate, and manage configuration across the Herb ecosystem including the linter, formatter, and language server.
:::code-group
npm add @herb-tools/config
pnpm add @herb-tools/config
yarn add @herb-tools/config
bun add @herb-tools/config
:::
.herb.ymlThe configuration is stored in a .herb.yml file in the project root:
version: 0.9.4
linter:
enabled: true
rules:
erb-no-extra-newline:
enabled: false
formatter:
enabled: true
indentWidth: 2
maxLineLength: 120
The Herb tools follow this configuration priority:
.herb.yml file) - Highest priorityThis allows teams to share consistent settings via .herb.yml while still allowing individual developer preferences when no project configuration exists.
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Shared configuration utilities for Herb tools
The npm package @herb-tools/config receives a total of 94,860 weekly downloads. As such, @herb-tools/config popularity was classified as popular.
We found that @herb-tools/config demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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