It is possible to configure your .eslintrc
so that running eslint --fix
would run also run prettier --write
as well?
Right now I need to do prettier --write && eslint --fix
and I was hoping I could just run the one command.
Update
Using prettier-eslint
"works" except it does not apply my custom overrides:
My .eslintrc.js
looks like
module.exports = {
extends: [
'prettier',
],
plugins: [
'prettier',
],
rules: {
'prettier/prettier': [
'error',
{
'singleQuote': true,
},
],
}
};
Then I have a dummy file.js:
const path = require("path");
const foo = () => {
return path;
}
If I run eslint ./file.js
I get expected output:
error Replace
"path"
with'path'
prettier/prettier
But when I run prettier-eslint --eslint-config-path .eslintrc.js --write ./file.js
it keeps the "
and does not replace it with '
I do not want to have a separate file for prettierrc and want to keep both in one file.
There's a great package called prettier-eslint that we've used at work before. It will format using prettier and then run eslint --fix
on your code. We liked it, give it a try!