prettier-stylelint
Format your styles with ease!
code > prettier > stylelint > formatted code
prettier-stylelint attempts to create a prettier config based on the stylelint config, then format with prettier followed by stylelint --fix. So after that you should end up with formatted code with no linting errors.
Install
yarn add prettier-stylelint -Dnpm install prettier-stylelint --save-dev
Usage
This package has a stylelint config to disable some rules that conflict with prettier.
"stylelint":
After adding the disabling config you can just prettier-stylelint --write
and its done. Check the CLI options below for more information.
Also in a near future we should have support for prettier-stylelint in prettier-vscode
follow this PR.
API
const format = const sourceCode = 'a[id="foo"] { content: "x"; }'const options = text: sourceCodeconst formatted = // formatted aid='foo' content: 'x';
CLI Options
The cli automatically ignores .gitignore
and .prettierignore
.
NOTE: It is recommended that you keep your files under source control and committed before running
prettier-stylelint --write
as it will overwrite your files!
Usage
$ prettier-stylelint [<file|glob> ...]
Options
--ignore Additional paths to ignore [Can be set multiple times]
--extension Additional extension to lint [Can be set multiple times]
--cwd=<dir> Working directory for files
--stdin Validate/fix code from stdin ('prettier-stylelint -' also works)
--write Edit files in place (DRAGONS AHEAD !!)
--quiet -q Only log stderr
Examples
$ prettier-stylelint
$ prettier-stylelint index.js
$ prettier-stylelint *.js !foo.js
$ echo 'a[id="foo"] { content: "x"; }' | prettier-stylelint --stdin
Default pattern when no arguments:
**/*.{css,scss,less,sss}
Related
- prettier-vscode - prettier vscode extension
- prettier-eslint - the inspiration for this package
- stylelint - the linter ^^
License
MIT © Hugo Dias