Frame Alternatives

Similar projects and alternatives to frame

prettier

441 48,301 9.8 JavaScript frame VS prettier

Prettier is an opinionated code formatter.
husky

125 31,590 8.6 JavaScript frame VS husky

Git hooks made easy 🐶 woof!
SurveyJS

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lint-staged

50 12,885 8.2 JavaScript frame VS lint-staged

🚫💩 — Run linters on git staged files
rushstack

11 5,607 10.0 TypeScript frame VS rushstack

Monorepo for tools developed by the Rush Stack community
eslint-config

1 15 10.0 JavaScript frame VS eslint-config

Extensible eslint configurations for the punctilious developer. (by exbotanical)
sheriff

3 88 9.4 TypeScript frame VS sheriff

A comprehensive and opinionated Typescript-first ESLint configuration. (by AndreaPontrandolfo)
eslint-config

1 0 5.2 JavaScript frame VS eslint-config

My personal eslint-config (by switz)
InfluxDB

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prettier-config

1 9 2.1 JavaScript frame VS prettier-config

Extensible prettier configurations for the punctilious developer. (by exbotanical)

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How do you handle eslint/prettier configs across multiple repos?
9 projects | /r/typescript | 14 Apr 2023

I love this and it's almost exactly what I do. I have a repository called Frame (as in the frame of a car) which has my configurations and developer dependencies. I can then reference @kristiandupont/dev-deps once. The primary upside to this is that I don't have to play Dependabot whack-a-mole for every repository every time there is an update to any of the dependencies I always use, I can combine them into some batches that I then do now and then.