Prettier Config Escapace

1.2.2 verified Sat Apr 25 auth: no javascript

A shareable Prettier configuration from the escapace ecosystem. Version 1.2.2 provides a curated set of Prettier options for consistent code formatting. This package exports a simple configuration object that can be extended in a project's package.json or .prettierrc. It is updated as Prettier evolves, with recent bug fixes for htmlWhitespaceSensitivity. Different from manual configuration, it offers a single source of truth for formatting rules, reducing setup overhead and ensuring team alignment. Suitable for any JavaScript/TypeScript project using Prettier.

Common errors

error Cannot find module 'prettier-config-escapace' ↓

cause Package not installed or not in node_modules.

fix

Run npm install prettier-config-escapace or pnpm add prettier-config-escapace.

Warnings

gotcha ESM-only package: Must use import, not require(). Node.js <14 are unsupported. ↓

fix Use ES modules or upgrade Node.js to v14+ and set "type": "module" in package.json.

gotcha Config may override project-specific settings: Prettier merges configs, but the escapace config sets certain options as defaults. ↓

fix Extend the config via 'extends' in your own Prettier config and override specific options.

gotcha Version mismatch: Prettier version may affect compatibility with this config. ↓

fix Ensure Prettier is within the supported range; check the package's peerDependencies.

Install

npm install prettier-config-escapace

yarn add prettier-config-escapace

pnpm add prettier-config-escapace

Imports

prettier-config-escapace

wrong

const config = require('prettier-config-escapace');

correct

import config from 'prettier-config-escapace';

ESM-only; CommonJS require is not supported.

prettierConfigEscapace (named export, if any)

wrong

import { default as config } from 'prettier-config-escapace';

correct

import { prettierConfig } from 'prettier-config-escapace';

The package exports a default object; named exports are not available.

type imports for TypeScript extensions
wrong
```
import { Config } from 'prettier-config-escapace';
```
correct
```
import type { Config } from 'prettier-config-escapace';
```
TypeScript users should use type import to avoid runtime import.

Quickstart

Shows three ways to apply the escapace Prettier config: via package.json, .prettierrc.json, or programmatic import.

// package.json
{
  "prettier": "prettier-config-escapace"
}

// or .prettierrc.json
"prettier-config-escapace"

// or use in JavaScript
import config from 'prettier-config-escapace';
// Then pass config to Prettier programmatically