Martin Mato is a self-taught developer who lives and works in Uruguay. Learning and developing for the last 10 years with #react #react-native #angular #dotnet
To use for Angular, I think you should use a tool like typescript-eslint for ESLint support Typescript and then use the plugin as I mentioned in the article. In theory, this should work, but I didn't try myself.
Regarding extensions to help you auto-reorder, you have the ESLint extension. With the help of setting editor.formatOnPaste": true and editor.formatOnSave": true on the VS Code settings you should be able to sort automatically on save and paste using the ESLint rule.
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This is awesome.
How about if we use for Angular? Btw have you been able to use any ext that can auto reorder imports based on the eslint rule?
To use for Angular, I think you should use a tool like typescript-eslint for ESLint support Typescript and then use the plugin as I mentioned in the article. In theory, this should work, but I didn't try myself.
Regarding extensions to help you auto-reorder, you have the ESLint extension. With the help of setting
editor.formatOnPaste": trueandeditor.formatOnSave": trueon the VS Code settings you should be able to sort automatically on save and paste using the ESLint rule.