quotes rule support for backtick/backquote option

Hi guys, in ES6 it’s legal to use apostrophes for strings (template strings):

let a = `string`;

Is it a bad idea to use it generally in the code instead of single and double quotes? If not, could the quotes rule support this as an option?

[doberkofler]

@zaggino If I get this right, this option would allow to (for example) specify that all strings must be backticks and I’m not sure if this is what people really want. I would imagine that the use of backticks would be additional (when needed) to the use of single or double quotes and not exclusive.

[granteagon]

@mysticatea, got it. What I was trying to do was:

className={ `Icon ${ prop.icon.className }` }

Got my syntax confused. Thanks!