code-formatter

Code formatting and linting fixes can be automated by running Prettier to standardize style and ESLint to resolve style issues across your JavaScript or TypeScript files. This skill detects your existing Prettier and ESLint configurations, applies both format and lint fixes, and verifies the results while excluding node_modules and build directories.

Yes. Prettier handles code formatting consistency while ESLint identifies and fixes style violations. This skill runs both tools in sequence on your specified files or entire repository, ensuring your codebase adheres to defined standards without manual intervention.

The skill automatically excludes node_modules, dist, build, and other ignored paths from formatting and linting operations, ensuring only source code is processed and speeding up execution on large projects.

Run this skill on your staged JavaScript and TypeScript files to automatically format them with Prettier and fix linting errors with ESLint in a single operation, ensuring clean code adheres to your project's style standards before commit.

The skill detects and uses available Prettier and ESLint configurations in your project. If configurations are missing, setup is required before the skill can format and lint your code effectively.

Code formatting standardizes spacing, indentation, and style with Prettier. Linting fixes resolve code quality issues and style rule violations with ESLint. This skill applies both to ensure consistency and correctness across your codebase.