Fast Editorconfig 1.0.0

An easy way to generate your editorconfig files.

Instalation

npm install --global fast-editorconfig

Using

After install Fast Editorconfig you have a command called fec in your console.

>FE create a new file of .editorconfig but if you already have an .editorconfig file in your project and need just add more options to him don't worry, you can do it as well.

Go to the directory which you want add an .editorconfig file and type:

fec --type js --size 2 --style space

it's will generate an .editorconfig with this content:

``
#editorconfig.org

[*.js]
indent-size = 2
indent-style = space
`

Options

#### Help

- Command: --help
- Alias: -h

#### Version

- Command: --version
- Alias: -v

#### File type

- Command: --type
- Alias: -t
- Values: all,none - any language type.

none is the same that all in this case

##### Some features:
You can type the entire name of the language, eg:

fec -t ruby -l 2 -s space

And the results is:

`
[*.rb]
indent-size = 2
indent-style = 2
`

But wait, the languages supported for now is:

- javascript - .js
- ruby - .rb
- python - .py

If you type all time all name of the language and want this feature just open an issue.

#### Size of the indent

- Command: --size
- Alias: -l
- Values: integer


#### Style of the indent

- Command: --style
- Alias: -s
- Values: space - tab

#### Root

- Command: --root
- Alias: -r
- Values: none.

none is the same as true

#### Trim Trailing Whitespace

- Command: --whitespace
- Alias: -e
- Values: none - false

none is the same as true

#### Max line length

- Command: --maxline
- Alias: -m
- Values: integer

#### New line

- Command: --newline
- Alias: -n
- Values: none - false

none` is the same as true

Contributing

Fork the project and send pull requests.
Open issues

Author

Filipe Linhares

License

MIT