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@gracious/stylelint-config-gracious

v1.1.1

Published

Stylint shareable config for gracious

Downloads

17

Readme

Stylelint Config gracious

Currently only extends stylelint-config-recommended.

Usage

In your configuration set extends to use this package.

{
    "extends": "@gracious/stylelint-config-gracious"
}

Loading the configuration object

Finding and loading of your configuration object is done with cosmiconfig. Starting from the current working directory, it will look for the following possible sources, in this order:

  • a stylelint property in package.json
  • a .stylelintrc file
  • a stylelint.config.js file exporting a JS object

The .stylelintrc file (without extension) can be in JSON or YAML format. Alternately, you can add a filename extension to designate JSON, YAML, or JS format: .stylelintrc.json, .stylelintrc.yaml, .stylelintrc.yml, .stylelintrc.js. You may want to use an extension so that your text editor can better interpret the file, and help with syntax checking and highlighting.

Once one of these is found and parsed, the search will stop and that object will be used.

The configuration search can be short-circuited by using either the config or configFile options.