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with ESLint and Prettier on top.

• slimsag 6y ago
  also don't forget: - .eslintrc.json to configure ESLint - .prettierignore because it tries to format package-lock.json - prettier.config.json - npm/yarn and package.json + node_modules - .nvmrc to pin your node version - storybook - renovate to update dependencies - .editorconfig to ignore node_modules - mocha for testing and .mochaarc.js - stylelint and .stylelintrc.json + .stylelintignore And maybe throw in Jest, tsconfig.json, a gulpfile, and some other stuff.
  • eckza 6y ago
    My god, I love Elm.
  • acid__ 6y ago
    Maybe it’s just because I was raised on this ecosystem, but in my opinion the sheer amount of incredible functionality you get from all this tooling (at the low price of $0!) is worth 10-15 set-and-forgot files that don’t even show up when you type ls.
    • Kovah 6y ago
      While I totally agree that the functionality of most tools is really impressive, this doesn't mean that the current standard of dropping 5 new config files into root for a tool is the best way to handle this. There are ways to do better. It seems that the maintainers of those tools just don't care.
  • felbane 6y ago
    Your comment makes me extremely happy that I haven't needed to deal with anything written in Node. This would drive me absolutely bonkers. Hell, I thought Flask's root directory was getting a bit fluttery with .gitignore, .venv, .flaskenv, __pycache__, and requirements.txt...