ddd:setup-code-formating

Setting up code formatting in a CLAUDE.md file enforces rules like no semicolons, single quotes, 2-space indentation, and import ordering. This creates a canonical style reference for JavaScript and TypeScript projects.

You can configure import order by adding a specific rule to your CLAUDE.md file. This specifies that imports should be ordered external first, then internal, and finally types, ensuring consistent module loading syntax across the repository.

Yes, this code formatting configuration works for both JavaScript and TypeScript projects. It updates CLAUDE.md with rules like no unnecessary curly braces and specific import ordering to standardize repository configuration.

The best way to document code style for onboarding is creating a CLAUDE.md file with explicit rules. Specifying conventions like no semicolons, single quotes, and 2-space indentation ensures new developers follow the same formatting standards.

Yes, CLAUDE.md formatting rules can integrate with automated hooks or linters. By defining rules like no semicolons and specific import ordering, you establish a reference for automated formatting enforcement across your projects.