How to target *.js and *.jsx files in one command
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prettier-eslint '**/*.js' --write
How can I change this command to lint not just js files, but also jsx?
javascript command package.json
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prettier-eslint '**/*.js' --write
How can I change this command to lint not just js files, but also jsx?
javascript command package.json
asked Jan 20 at 14:06
Andrew CarbonAndrew Carbon
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How about'**/*.(js|jsx)'? Here's the documentation for the glob primer.
– Andy
Jan 20 at 14:36
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prettier-eslint '**/*.js' --write
How can I change this command to lint not just js files, but also jsx?
javascript command package.json
asked Jan 20 at 14:06
Andrew CarbonAndrew Carbon
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prettier-eslint '**/*.js' --write
How can I change this command to lint not just js files, but also jsx?
javascript command package.json
javascript command package.json
asked Jan 20 at 14:06
Andrew CarbonAndrew Carbon
3818
asked Jan 20 at 14:06
Andrew CarbonAndrew Carbon
3818
asked Jan 20 at 14:06
Andrew CarbonAndrew Carbon
3818
asked Jan 20 at 14:06
Andrew CarbonAndrew Carbon
3818
asked Jan 20 at 14:06
Andrew CarbonAndrew Carbon
3818
3818
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How about'**/*.(js|jsx)'? Here's the documentation for the glob primer.
– Andy
Jan 20 at 14:36
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How about'**/*.(js|jsx)'? Here's the documentation for the glob primer.
– Andy
Jan 20 at 14:36
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How about
'**/*.(js|jsx)'? Here's the documentation for the glob primer.– Andy
Jan 20 at 14:36
How about
'**/*.(js|jsx)'? Here's the documentation for the glob primer.– Andy
Jan 20 at 14:36
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'**/*.(js|jsx)'? Here's the documentation for the glob primer.– Andy
Jan 20 at 14:36