prettier-config-wantedly

3.2.2 verified Sat Apr 25 auth: no javascript

Prettier configuration preset from Wantedly, currently at version 3.2.2. It is updated as part of the frolint monorepo, but the package itself sees infrequent changes. It provides a shared Prettier config for Wantedly projects, enabling consistent code formatting. Compared to other presets like @shopify/prettier-config or @justeat/prettier-config, it is specific to Wantedly's internal standards and is used alongside their ESLint configurations. The package is stable and intended for internal use, not widely adopted outside Wantedly.

Common errors

error Error: Cannot find module 'prettier-config-wantedly' ↓

cause Missing or incorrect install; or running in a monorepo without hoisting

fix

Ensure package is installed: npm install --save-dev prettier-config-wantedly

error Invalid configuration file: "prettier-config-wantedly" ↓

cause Using string reference in .prettierrc.js instead of .prettierrc JSON

fix

Use module.exports = 'prettier-config-wantedly'; in .prettierrc.js

Warnings

gotcha The package exports a plain object; if you use it in .prettierrc (JSON), you must use a string reference like "prettier-config-wantedly" ↓

fix In .prettierrc JSON: { "prettier": "prettier-config-wantedly" }

gotcha If you extend the config using spread, ensure the spread is at the top level of your config object. ↓

fix module.exports = { ...require('prettier-config-wantedly'), yourOverrides }

deprecated This package is deprecated in favor of using frolint's built-in formatting; prefer frolint for consistent ESLint + Prettier integration. ↓

fix Use frolint instead: npm install frolint --save-dev and configure via frolint.config.js

Install

npm install prettier-config-wantedly

yarn add prettier-config-wantedly

pnpm add prettier-config-wantedly

Imports

config
wrong
```
"prettier-config-wantedly"
```
correct
```
module.exports = {
  ...require("prettier-config-wantedly")
};
```
Use spread to extend the config, or set prettier field to the string directly only if not extending.

default

wrong

import { default } from 'prettier-config-wantedly';

correct

import config from 'prettier-config-wantedly';

Default export is the config object.

prettier.config.js
wrong
```
module.exports = { ...require('prettier-config-wantedly') };
```
correct
```
module.exports = 'prettier-config-wantedly';
```
In .prettierrc, you can use a string reference; in prettier.config.js, you can also use module.exports = 'prettier-config-wantedly'.

Quickstart

Install the package, extend the config in a JS file, and run Prettier.

// 1. Install
// npm install --save-dev prettier prettier-config-wantedly

// 2. Create .prettierrc.js
module.exports = {
  ...require('prettier-config-wantedly'),
  tabWidth: 4
};

// 3. Run prettier
// npx prettier --check src/
// or with frolint: npx frolint --fix src/