I have searched and found various instructions on how to do this, but in light of the above, I'm not sure how best to run ESLint and Prettify to make sure that the code is consistently formatted.įinally, 2/3 of the team is using VSC, so I'm wondering how we can all work together to keep the code the same. The second is that I'd like to have this all done automatically, on save. So the formatting depends on which I run first. One issue I'm having is that when I 'correct ESLint errors' through WebStorm, the formatting ends up different (in terms of whitespace) than when I run 'prettify'. I've got a basic understanding of ESLint and Prettify and have setup WebStorm to use both. Sometimes, there is someone trying to achieve the same things and ending up investing time to read lots of documents and watch some videos - like me.I'm part of a team where we need to ensure that the code between all of us is formatted the same. My articles are also a good reference to provide when my friends, coworkers, or even my bosses asked me for technical information. I’ve been writing this kind of articles in Japanese for years, and always get positive feedback. (I’ve been mainly doing non-JS languages such as Ruby, Python, PHP, C#, and Java) The motivation Even formatting in different styles gives me more ideas and makes me better understand JavaScript. Also, formatting is automatically done…there is almost no additional cost when I am coding. Some of my personal projects are intended to learn new things before applying the knowledge in production. Why do I use two different styles in my personal projects? The same or similar benefits can be achieved in JavaScript. Codes become consistent and clean, and even some tools find bugs, security vulnerabilities, or performance improvements, as I integrated 6 static code analysis tools (gems) in one of my Ruby on Rails projects. I’ve been loving linting, static analysis, and formatting tools. If it doesn’t, I recommend restarting the IDE. Press OK to confirm the settings and save a JavaScript file ( Ctrl + Sor Cmd + S) to see if it works. Also, see eslint/eslint #12674 and prettier/prettier #815.
There is an issue around conditional operators in ESLint. If you are already using the JavaScript Standard Style lint like me, you might want to turn off the indentation rules by adding "rules": in. It’s pretty good! I’ve stopped using this built-in formatter and started formatting on save using File Watchers with Prettier or Prettier Standard, depending on the project.Ĭonfigure File Watchers to format JavaScript codes with Prettier Standard on save Prettier Standard - Turn off ESLint indentation rules I tried prettier-standard before setting File Watcher. After installing Prettier Standard, it does a lot more than what the built-in formatter does. After formatting with the IDE, sometimes I still had to use JavaScript Standard Style to reformat code via npx standard -fix. You could use the built-in formatter like this, but it didn’t fix everything. Formatting with Prettier Standard vs IntelliJ built-in formatter I’ve been using the Standard Style to format code, but after installing Prettier Standard, my codes become more consistent and organized! You can see the differences made by Prettier Standard in this commit in my GitHub. I’ll show the details in how to configure in IntelliJ-based IDEs) Formatting with Prettier Standard vs JavaScript Standard Style
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Ease of useīoth are easy to install and configure. It’s intentional that I’m not comparing the GitHub status of prettier-standard since the Standard already has a formatting function, which I had been using until installing Prettier Standard. PopularityĪt the moment I’m writing this article, Prettier is more popular than the Standard Style and is also easier to configure. Just in case, JavaScript Standard Style is a standard, not an official standard for JavaScript.
Prettier Standard is also a code formatter that formats code using the JavaScript Standard Style.Prettier is an opinionated code formatter that formats code in the Prettier way.Wait, what are the difference between Prettier and Prettier Standard? They both format code but have different code styles. You can skip this section to configure your IDE. (I’ve used IntelliJ IDEA, PhpStorm, and RubyMine) Prettier vs Prettier Standard (Automatically configured via create-nuxt-app ) ESLint + Prettier in a Nuxt (Vue) project.JS Standard Style (React) + Prettier Standard in a React/Redux project.How did I use Prettier and Prettier Standard? You might want to consider an additional configuration in ESLint. Prettier Stanard on save, select Prettier and change the Program.Prettier on save, just select Prettier.To configure File Watchers to reformat with Reformat JavaScript/Vue/React code on save using JetBrains IDEs such as WebStorm, IntelliJ IDEA, PhpStorm, RubyMine, P圜harm.
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