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A way to enable/disable prettier via the command menu

See original GitHub issue

Currently, the only shortcut we have is format. But it would be great to have a way to quickly enable/disable prettier.

Asking because I switch from project to another and not all of them use prettier so I have to enable or disable it manually.

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Created 6 years ago
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darahakcommented, Apr 22, 2017

@robwise Yup, I’ll take this one. Since I already added one command, this seems like a natural follow-up.

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FezVrastacommented, Apr 24, 2017

I think it would make sense to have a dotfile on the project directory to enable it.

Doing so I can keep it always on and have it active only in projects that explicitly states they make use of it.

Alternatively you may read the package.json and enable it only if it is listed as dependency.

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