Devin Rhode
Devin Rhode
Negated patterns would be really nice for a package.json npm script like this: ```json "format:check:ci:non-ts": "yarn prettier --check '**/*.{js,jsx,ts,tsx,mjs,cjs,mts,cts}'" ``` This helps ensure prettier format check is comprehensive, but doesn't...
Top level `await` is only allowed in `.mjs` files, so this may be one reason `.mjs` support is useful. But, configs using top-level await may bring about their own complications,...
What if Sass unified on a Go or Coffeescript version? These seem popular among ruby folks. A js version would be 'fast enough', but the Go version would certainly be...
Docs need some updating.. see: https://github.com/tapio/live-server/issues/178 @tapio @pavel this can be closed
That's what I was thinking too FWIW - my basic "wrapper" I'm using so far looks like this: ```js export const exec = (cmdString) => { let result = execaCommandSync(cmdString,...
Probably a nice way to avoid throwing errors but not totally suppress them would be to return: ```js const [stdout, stderr] = exec(`...`) ```
A lot of GitHub stars does not necessarily mean developers love the project. It has a lot of curb appeal The thing that tipped me to execa was discovering a...
FWIW, this is the simple wrapper I've been getting some pretty good mileage out of: ```js import { execaCommandSync } from 'execa' /** @type {(cmdString: string, debug?: 'debug') => [string...
Have one more small tweak for my `exec` util: https://gist.github.com/devinrhode2/e1e36fdf7f9465ed3037eac581cc07a5 Going to post further tweaks to that gist.
> bash -c 'prettier --ignore-path