Format TypeScript/JavaScript files #1038
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Description of change
Format TypeScript and JavaScript files with
dprint
by adding a new plugin. This should integrate nicely with our existing CI infrastructure and the formatting we already do on machines locally.The configuration is the plugin's default, except for
indentWidth = 4
andarrayExpression.preferHanging
to match what we already use mostly. The config and its defaults can be found here, in case we want to customize more things: https://dprint.dev/plugins/typescript/config/.The idea is to format all js and ts files by default, but excluding certain directories like
node_modules
ortarget
, which should ensure that directories added in the future should automatically opt-in to formatting.Links to any relevant issues
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dprint check
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