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Core Developers!
I've been learning about RPGMaker MV by reading the source code and the help file. At least from what I can tell so far, it is very consistent, making it easy to read. It is a joy really, compared to other libraries have to work with. I'm sure that this isn't by accident or by developers simply following a code style guide. Even the most disciplined of devs can miss a thing here or there. My guess is you have a linter of some sort set up that checks the JavaScript files for each build.
When developing a project, I like my code to look as consistent as possible. I was wondering if you could share the name of the linter you are using and the configuration for it. If not the exact config, then perhaps a plain English version and I'll configure a linter myself to be consistent with it. ... probably ESLint.
I ask this under the assumption that this wouldn't put any intellectual property, trade secrets, or some critical workflow at risk if made common knowledge.
Thanks and Regards!
I've been learning about RPGMaker MV by reading the source code and the help file. At least from what I can tell so far, it is very consistent, making it easy to read. It is a joy really, compared to other libraries have to work with. I'm sure that this isn't by accident or by developers simply following a code style guide. Even the most disciplined of devs can miss a thing here or there. My guess is you have a linter of some sort set up that checks the JavaScript files for each build.
When developing a project, I like my code to look as consistent as possible. I was wondering if you could share the name of the linter you are using and the configuration for it. If not the exact config, then perhaps a plain English version and I'll configure a linter myself to be consistent with it. ... probably ESLint.
I ask this under the assumption that this wouldn't put any intellectual property, trade secrets, or some critical workflow at risk if made common knowledge.
Thanks and Regards!

