Description
Currently, the frontend codebase does not enforce a standardized linting and formatting workflow. This can lead to inconsistent code styling, reduced readability, formatting conflicts across contributors, and difficulty maintaining long-term code quality.
To improve maintainability, development consistency, and overall repository professionalism, we need to integrate ESLint and Prettier into the frontend workflow.
This setup will help enforce consistent coding standards, identify common code issues during development, and maintain a cleaner and more scalable frontend architecture.
Requirements
Inside the frontend directory, install the required dependencies:
npm install -D eslint prettier eslint-config-prettier eslint-plugin-react
ESLint and Prettier Setup
ESLint and Prettier Integration Requirements
Configure ESLint and Prettier so that:
- ESLint handles code quality and linting rules.
- Prettier handles formatting consistency.
- ESLint and Prettier do not conflict with each other.
- React-specific linting support is enabled.
Expected Outcome
After implementation:
- The frontend should follow a consistent coding style across all contributors.
- Formatting inconsistencies should be automatically reduced.
- Common linting issues should become easier to detect during development.
- Repository maintainability and code readability should improve significantly.
- Contributors should be able to follow a cleaner and more standardized development workflow.
Additional Notes
- The implementation should strictly focus on ESLint and Prettier integration within the frontend only.
- No unrelated codebase modifications should be included in the PR.
Description
Currently, the frontend codebase does not enforce a standardized linting and formatting workflow. This can lead to inconsistent code styling, reduced readability, formatting conflicts across contributors, and difficulty maintaining long-term code quality.
To improve maintainability, development consistency, and overall repository professionalism, we need to integrate ESLint and Prettier into the frontend workflow.
This setup will help enforce consistent coding standards, identify common code issues during development, and maintain a cleaner and more scalable frontend architecture.
Requirements
Inside the frontend directory, install the required dependencies:
ESLint and Prettier Setup
Initialize ESLint configuration:
Create a Prettier configuration file:
Example configuration:
{ "semi": true, "singleQuote": false }ESLint and Prettier Integration Requirements
Configure ESLint and Prettier so that:
Expected Outcome
After implementation:
Additional Notes