Great video! I recently bought your NestJS course on Udemy and have to say that I enjoy your content a lot. I have one question regarding the prettier config. Do you have your config stored on your PC and just copy it into every new project or is there a better way to keep your configs consistent throughout different projects?
I'm happy that you like my content! I just copy prettier config from one project to another. If you want to share you want that it was bindded to your project so it work for any developer. You can't just extend some file from your machine this is why the most correct way would be to pack config in npm package which will be a dependency of every project. But then you need to manage it, publish, etc.
Hi, ESLint 9.0.0 is out (breaking changes). If you have time/will, please make a video on ESLint and Prettier in a node.js typescript project (e.g. Nest.js). It would be really appreciated. Thanks in advance.
okay, now configure it so it makes a line after each require. that's actually teaching stuff, everything else is just showing how to install an extension...
You are missing a point. Prettier is an opinionated code formatter. It's goal is not to be configurable but to be suitable to everybody out of the box.
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You are the best teacher!
Wow, thank you!
Gone through some of your videos . Nice content
👍👍.
Awesome, thank you!
Is there any way configure prettier to format the html file even with errors?? For example to ignore errors like use of void elements like tag.
I don't think so. If it can't be parsed it can't be prettified. Also you always know that your markup is invalid when prettier doesn't format.
Great video! I recently bought your NestJS course on Udemy and have to say that I enjoy your content a lot. I have one question regarding the prettier config. Do you have your config stored on your PC and just copy it into every new project or is there a better way to keep your configs consistent throughout different projects?
I'm happy that you like my content!
I just copy prettier config from one project to another. If you want to share you want that it was bindded to your project so it work for any developer. You can't just extend some file from your machine this is why the most correct way would be to pack config in npm package which will be a dependency of every project. But then you need to manage it, publish, etc.
@@MonsterlessonsAcademy Thanks. This makes a lot more sense to me now.
Hi, ESLint 9.0.0 is out (breaking changes). If you have time/will, please make a video on ESLint and Prettier in a node.js typescript project (e.g. Nest.js).
It would be really appreciated. Thanks in advance.
I will add it to the list of ideas
ikr... eslint@v9 migration is giving me a hard time
Hi, but what if it need to use eslint AND/with prettier ? does they conflicted together?
This is standard. They might have different rules so I prefer to use eslint without fix just to see warnings and prettier to format code.
Thanks boss
Welcome!
Which editor u are using.. if it's not vscode why not it.
Hi it's Vim, I have a whole video about that
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okay, now configure it so it makes a line after each require. that's actually teaching stuff, everything else is just showing how to install an extension...
You are missing a point. Prettier is an opinionated code formatter. It's goal is not to be configurable but to be suitable to everybody out of the box.