eslint-prettier-config

To set up ESLint and Prettier in a TypeScript and React project, you need a unified configuration that integrates React plugins and ensures Prettier compatibility. This Skill applies that cohesive setup, enforcing coding standards without formatting conflicts.

The best way to configure ESLint flat config with Prettier for Next.js is using a unified setup that supports both flat and legacy ESLint formats. This Skill applies the configuration directly to your project, enabling TypeScript support and Prettier integration.

Yes, you can use Husky pre-commit hooks to run lint and format scripts automatically. This Skill includes Husky integration to create automated quality gates, running linting, formatting, and type-checking before code is committed.

Yes, this ESLint configuration fully supports import ordering rules and VS Code integration. It applies these settings alongside TypeScript and React plugin rules, ensuring your editor automatically formats and lints code on save.

ESLint and Prettier rules conflict in TypeScript projects when their configurations are not properly integrated. This Skill resolves these conflicts by applying a cohesive setup that ensures Prettier compatibility while enforcing TypeScript and React coding standards.

There are no strict limitations for existing projects, as this unified ESLint and Prettier config is applicable to both new and existing TypeScript, React, and Next.js projects, supporting both flat and legacy ESLint configurations seamlessly.