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[Feature] Code Formatting #128
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@aroemen it has been added! we've defined a linter and a style formating using https://github.com/antfu/eslint-config as base. will be shipped soon with the v2.3. |
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Since this project heavily relies on discordx, it would be nice to implement coding standards and formatting similar to that project. Having prettier installed on this project would make contributing much easier and more uniform.
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