Add Prettier, use Husky and lint-staged to auto-commit prettification #11
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joshwcomeau
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Sep 30, 2017
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| "husky": "0.14.3", | ||
| "lint-staged": "4.2.3" |
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I re-ordered some stuff here, because I like for the dependencies to be near the top.
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So is this usefull utility package or a playground for testify cool tricks? |
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Yay Prettier support! No more debates about code convention :D
As suggested by @morajabi, I used Husky and lint-staged to auto-run Prettier on files before committing. As such, a buncha stuff was "prettified".
@morajabi you'll likely hit a bunch of merge conflicts if this gets merged in before your two PRs. I didn't actually change any of the code, though, so you can take your changes over these for everything. Prettier will re-run when you commit so there's no problem :)
Closes #10