spatie-javascript

To enforce Spatie JavaScript coding standards, configure your project to apply rules for 4-space indentation, 120-character line width, and single quotes across .js, .ts, .jsx, .tsx, and .vue files to ensure consistent, readable JS and TS code.

Yes, you can use this to configure Prettier and ESLint, as it specifically standardizes quotes, prefers const over let, and guides destructuring, function declarations, and object method syntax according to Spatie's frontmatter specifications.

The best way to standardize variable declarations and quote styles in Vue and TSX projects is to apply Spatie JS rules, which prefer const over let, enforce single quotes, and mandate 4-space indentation for clean, readable code.

Yes, this coding standard works with both JavaScript and TypeScript file formats, explicitly supporting .js, .ts, .jsx, .tsx, and .vue projects for writing, reviewing, refactoring, and formatting code.

Your JavaScript code needs specific indentation and line width configurations during refactoring to maintain consistency, readability, and structural integrity across the project, enforcing 4-space indentation and a 120-character line width limit.

This covers guidelines for object method syntax, function declarations, destructuring, variable declarations, indentation, and quote styles, but does not specify limitations beyond enforcing these specified Spatie coding standards.