Use prettier
See original GitHub issueI would like to implement the use of prettier, so when I’m working with the code, I don’t need to run commands like yarn standard --fix
and just use Format on save
in VSCode
I’m interested to create a PR for that
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Yes so currently any commit on any branch will run a GitHub action with this command “npm run tests”. For some reason this is not fully working when the branch is a fork ( but is another story, I will look into that soon ). So let’s close the issue and merge the branch 😃
This is a GitHub action that is started automatically https://github.com/pioardi/poolifier/actions/runs/490256128
Oh wow, nice job @Shinigami92 , so we now just need to figure out how to “spaceBeforeFunctionParen”: true. I will check if standard task will fail in case there is no space, if it does not fail we can also go ahead in this way