[–] jeroen79 2y ago ↗ Pitty!, it was nice just able to use only eslint for the full formatting, and formatting is just as important as code style. [–] gabeidx 2y ago ↗ Yeah, I feel the same. On my Node projects I even removed Prettier to keep only ESLint, but seems like that won't last very long. [–] jeroen79 2y ago ↗ i do read the following on the site:If the idea of using a dedicated source code formatter doesn’t appeal to you, you can also use @stylistic/eslint-plugin-js for JavaScript or @stylistic/eslint-plugin-ts for TypeScript.sure seems better then going to prettier.
[–] gabeidx 2y ago ↗ Yeah, I feel the same. On my Node projects I even removed Prettier to keep only ESLint, but seems like that won't last very long. [–] jeroen79 2y ago ↗ i do read the following on the site:If the idea of using a dedicated source code formatter doesn’t appeal to you, you can also use @stylistic/eslint-plugin-js for JavaScript or @stylistic/eslint-plugin-ts for TypeScript.sure seems better then going to prettier.
[–] jeroen79 2y ago ↗ i do read the following on the site:If the idea of using a dedicated source code formatter doesn’t appeal to you, you can also use @stylistic/eslint-plugin-js for JavaScript or @stylistic/eslint-plugin-ts for TypeScript.sure seems better then going to prettier.
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[ 3.1 ms ] story [ 19.6 ms ] threadIf the idea of using a dedicated source code formatter doesn’t appeal to you, you can also use @stylistic/eslint-plugin-js for JavaScript or @stylistic/eslint-plugin-ts for TypeScript.
sure seems better then going to prettier.