Add scaffolding to the library
See original GitHub issueSince lint-staged already a CLI tool, we could back in a setup
functionality to it that would scaffold and add a config to package.json
. Ideally, it would work out of the box or ask a few questions about the project (what presets to add: “JS”, “CSS”, “autofixing” etc.)
I’m open for more suggestions here. Ideas?
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To do that we’ll need to extend Mrm to support async tasks. And I don’t think it’s really useful 😉
That’s exactly what the Mrm task is doing. But right now it supports only ESLint, Stylelint and Prettier.
I dunno how much of this is feasible but would it be possible to detect the linters installed and auto configure it? Furthermore, would it be possible to guess the glob patterns based on file structure?