style: add prettier for whitespace formatting

[bvandercar-vt]

Thought I'd try this out and see how it looked, since ts-standard wasn't fixing whitespaces. Just a proposal, up to the repo owners if they like this!

[bvandercar-vt]

this config seemed to be what resulted in the least changes from existing code

[Niek]

Hmm, I'm a bit scared prettier and standardjs (/ts-standard) will clash on some code. Is there no way to get this working by adding an extra eslint rule to the standardjs ones? Or otherwise, eslint-plugin-prettier?

[bvandercar-vt]

Hmm, I'm a bit scared prettier and standardjs (/ts-standard) will clash on some code. Is there no way to get this working by adding an extra eslint rule to the standardjs ones? Or otherwise, eslint-plugin-prettier?

I've seen many repos with all 3 (ts checking, eslint, and prettier), there shouldn't be any clashing I don't think?

The problem with ts-standard is you can't configure it. You can't add eslint plugins, or configure specific eslint rules. Would have to move towards regular eslint.

[Niek]

Hmm, I'm a bit scared prettier and standardjs (/ts-standard) will clash on some code. Is there no way to get this working by adding an extra eslint rule to the standardjs ones? Or otherwise, eslint-plugin-prettier?

I've seen many repos with all 3 (ts checking, eslint, and prettier), there shouldn't be any clashing I don't think?

The problem with ts-standard is you can't configure it. You can't add eslint plugins, or configure specific eslint rules. Would have to move towards regular eslint.

I think it's definitely possible to add extra rules and configure ts-standard. These can be added to package.json or tsconfig.eslint.json. See: https://standardjs.com/#typescript

[bvandercar-vt]

Hmm, I'm a bit scared prettier and standardjs (/ts-standard) will clash on some code. Is there no way to get this working by adding an extra eslint rule to the standardjs ones? Or otherwise, eslint-plugin-prettier?

I've seen many repos with all 3 (ts checking, eslint, and prettier), there shouldn't be any clashing I don't think?
The problem with ts-standard is you can't configure it. You can't add eslint plugins, or configure specific eslint rules. Would have to move towards regular eslint.

I think it's definitely possible to add extra rules and configure ts-standard. These can be added to package.json or tsconfig.eslint.json. See: https://standardjs.com/#typescript

Have tried to get multiple plugins to work with ts-standard-- Nothing I've tried works. Will just close this PR. I do see how prettier has conflicting opinions with ts-standard.