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@thecolvinco/lint

v1.1.26

Published

A package for easy control of all standardization of code and projects.

Downloads

83

Readme

✍️ @thecolvinco/lint

A package for easy control of all standardization of code in all our projects.

View code format config here:

🚀 Installation

npm install @thecolvinco/lint --save-dev

When you install the package, add the configuration of eslint and prettier in your package.json configuration.

{
  "prettier": "./node_modules/@thecolvinco/lint/.prettierrc.js",
  "eslintConfig": {
    "extends": ["./node_modules/@thecolvinco/lint/.eslintrc.js"]
  },
  "stylelint": {
    "extends": "./node_modules/@thecolvinco/lint/.stylelintrc.js"
  }
}

🅰️ Scripts

JS

When you execute the command they will only be launched for the the patern .js[x], .ts[x] files.

colvin-lint js

CSS

When you execute the command they will only be launched for the the patern .[s]css, .js[x], .ts[x] files.

colvin-lint css

Format JS and CSS files

It attempts to fix problems automatically. Similar to eslint --fix and stylelint --fix.

colvin-lint js --fix
colvin-lint css --fix

Only format staged files

Use flag for lint only staged files of a project. It is useful to reduce times in continuous integration, since the lining will only be carried out on the files that have been modified.

colvin-lint js --staged
colvin-lint css --staged

⌨️ IDE Extensions

Configure your extensions in your favourite editor:

Visual Studio Code

Configure VS Code preferences with esbenp.prettier-vscode

"editor.defaultFormatter": "esbenp.prettier-vscode"