Add linter/formatter files #5
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Added a .luacheckrc file to tell luacheck to set vim as a read-only global. Added .editorconfig to codify code style choices. This allows users to hook into existing formatters and linters using e.g. nvim-conform, nvim-lint.
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I will merge this as the starting coding style, LMK if you agree @W3ND31 @joaopluigi |
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Added a .luacheckrc file to tell luacheck to set vim as a read-only global.
Added .editorconfig to codify code style choices.
This allows users to hook into existing formatters and linters using e.g.
nvim-conform,nvim-lint.I would like to contribute to this, I was working on a plugin myself, but you beat me to it ;). Could we agree on a code style using this as a starting point?