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Use prettier for project?
See original GitHub issueRight now prettier isn’t used by the project. Would be great if it is.
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Seconded. Prettier enforces visual styles like indentation and object formatting, rather than substantive styles like eslint. It’s more and more common across the web. If you use Prettier, then your code will look more similar with other people’s code.
Prettier is highly opinionated and it enforces those opinions. One of the best statements I’ve read is that “I hate how Prettier reformats my own code, but I love how it fixes/cleans up my coworkers’ code.” It makes all of the code look consistent, regardless of who wrote it.
https://github.com/prettier/prettier-eslint/issues/101
I think this should answer your question 😃