witcher112
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1 year ago Hi,
I'm glad the package works for you!
You can restrict the scope of the plugin by using the overrides field. Here's some information about it: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/34764287/turning-off-eslint-rule-for-a-specific-file/65069069#65069069
Regarding .vue files, can you send me a package example with plugins/rules that support them?
This way I can take a look at the source code and apply the same technique to handle this case :)
First let me thank you for your library to workaround the shortcomings of TypeScript formatting by eslint!
My project uses vue2 with single-file components (*.vue) where this plugin tries to format these files like they were regular typescript files which obviously leads to a syntax desaster in the
<template>and<style>sections of those files.Am I correct, that this eslint plugin is not yet aware of sfc vue files, or am I maybe doing something wrong in my configuration?
I'm quite new to eslint and typescript tooling, so I'm only guessing: might it be possible to use some logic which already is implemented in libraries like vue-tsc?
My workaround for now is a change in this pluginfile to omit typescript compiler formatting on files ending with .vue.