semicolons in code

[brgrz]

My eyes hurt due to all the missing semicolons. What's the guidance on this?

[braebo]

@brgrz You can run your formatter to adjust for your semicolon preference no?

[brgrz]

If I'm not missing something VS Code only gives option to insert semicolons in JS projects with TS installed and in actual TS projects. Routify template is neither..

[braebo]

A .prettierrc file with

{
    "semi": true
}

will add the semis for you. I'm pretty sure other formatters will too if you don't like prettier.

[brgrz]

😉

thanks

You're actually right I don't use Prettier but Beautify which doesn't have the option to manipulate semis :)

So I guess I'm off to svelte template and use the method of adding Routify to existing app, then?

[braebo]

If you just want a blank starter, you can delete the example folder and you'd only need to add a few semis to App, Layout, and Fallback files.

[jakobrosenberg]

Not counting the example folder, it seems only _fallback.svelte and index.svelte are missing semis.

[brgrz]

I used the auth template, there are a bit more of them.

[ghostdevv]

@brgrz You could always add the missing semi-colons and then make a pr

[jakobrosenberg]

@ghostdevv that probably wouldn't get merged. I really dislike semi-colons. 😅

I think the best option is to run a CLI formatter after cloning the template.

[ghostdevv]

@jakobrosenberg that's fair enough, there really isn't a need for them in most of it. That is a good idea (the cli formatter)

[jakobrosenberg]

I'm sure there's a one-liner somewhere along the (madeup) lines of npx prettier --semi false src/**.

[ghostdevv]

Something like this maybe? idk https://www.npmjs.com/package/pretty-quick (npx don't work for me with this)