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Setting up VS Code
George Haberis edited this page Jan 8, 2024
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VS Code can do inline prettier
and eslint
checks and it's the bees knees and it'll make your life more joyous:

We have recommended settings in the .vscode/extensions.json
file. When you open the project in VS Code you'll be prompted to install them, we recommend you do as they'll make development easier!
We've included an example settings.json file at
.vscode/settings.json.recommended. Use this in your workspace, copying the contents to a new file in
.vscode/settings.json` file to get eslint and prettier type checking as you save, while preventing VS Code from auto formatting code wrongly.
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