[Website] Proposal to add Prettier to the project.

[amin-xiv]

Here are the values:
printWidth : (doubt: it should be the number of characters per line right?)
tabWidth : 4
useTabs : true
bracketSpacing : false
arrowPens : true
trailingComma : false

[amin-xiv]

@multiverseweb Any thoughts about this? 😊

[multiverseweb]

Okay @amin-xiv, make sure it doesn't affect the functionality of the code. Also, will it run for all files or only for python?

[multiverseweb]

Here are the values:
printWidth : (doubt: it should be the number of characters per line right?)
tabWidth : 4
useTabs : true
bracketSpacing : false
arrowPens : true
trailingComma : false

@amin-xiv I accidentally edited your comment instead of quoting a reply 🥲

[amin-xiv]

@multiverseweb 1/No it doesn't affect the functionality. 2/Prettier doesn't work for python, it works for JS, TS, CSS, HTML, markdown, YAML and JSON. It simply arranges the code, according to your configuration, you can define the variables that was stated above. Thank you.

[amin-xiv]

@multiverseweb And yes printWidth, are the characters per line that require the extension to automatically wrap the rest of the text to the next line.

[multiverseweb]

@multiverseweb And yes printWidth, are the characters per line that require the extension to automatically wrap the rest of the text to the next line.

Okay @amin-xiv go ahead. Set the appropriate value of printWidth yourself, assigned.

[amin-xiv]

@multiverseweb Thank you very much sir.

[amin-xiv]

@multiverseweb Sorry, but what about singleQuote , if it is set to true, it will change every double quote to single, and when it is false, it will do the opposite.
Note: this setting doesn't affect template strings or HTML attributes or JSON strings.

[multiverseweb]

@multiverseweb Sorry, but what about singleQuote , if it is set to true, it will change every double quote to singe, and when it is false, it will do the opposite.
Note: this setting doesn't affect template strings or HTML attributes.

Set it to false.

[amin-xiv]

@multiverseweb So far I have added it to the project, what is only remaining is to update the README.md file.

[multiverseweb]

@amin-xiv nice, I would like to know what changes are required in the README.md file?

[amin-xiv]

@multiverseweb In order to allow prettier:
1/The prettier extension must be installed, so that will be included.
2/In order for it to work, correctly, with the correct version and settings, the node_modules/ folder has to be installed, so I will just add after you clone the repository in the README file, simply run npm install which is going to install all the dependencies required for it to work across al users. I added the node_modules/ to the .gitignore folder because it can add unnecessary space, and the user only needs the package.json and the package-lock.json folders in order to install it, so they will be included.

In conclusion, what will be added to the README file are going to be some few additions in the section of Prerequisites in order to set it up correctly.

[multiverseweb]

Okay @amin-xiv. In a few days from now I'll be fixing the structure of the repo and automating the process of project set-up. For this, I'll add a file requirements.txt which will include all the modules that need to be installed before using the software.
You can continue with the steps you've mentioned.

[amin-xiv]

@multiverseweb Okay, Thanks.