tl;dr In contrast to a normal nodejs app, where you have access to global modules (e.g. located in /usr/bin/node), electron doesn’t automatically set the NODE_PATH environment variables. You have to set it manually to all the paths containing your desired modules. Update: The answer to the question why require(“ipc”) is working and require(“jquery”) not? is … Read more
Instead of disabling linting for the file, you can instead disable prettier within the eslintrc.js config file: module.exports = { root: true, extends: ‘@react-native-community’, rules: { ‘prettier/prettier’: 0, }, };
Yes there is auto save package. You can enable autosave in package settings.
In Atom you can just use Ctrl + Up. You can find these options on Atom menu : Edit > Lines > Move Line Up
Atom has a built-in tool for this Activate the command palette (ShiftCmdP on Mac, CtrlShiftP on Windows/Linux) and search for “convert space” or “convert tab”. You should find these three commands are available: Whitespace: Convert Spaces to Tabs Whitespace: Convert Tabs to Spaces Whitespace: Convert All Tabs to Spaces Convert Tabs vs. Convert All Tabs … Read more
Steps Launch atom From the menu: edit > preferences (atom > prefernces on Mac) From the side menu, click the button “Open Config Folder” Now a new atom IDE should open. Open the file “config.cson” Add ignoredNames: [“node_modules”] under core Example of a config.cson “*”: core: ignoredNames: [ “.git” “node_modules” ] editor: {} minimap: plugins: … Read more
This line is provided by the wrap-guide package. You have the following options to remove the line: Option 1 Disable the wrap-guide package. Go to Atom > Preferences > Packages, type “wrap” into the search box, then wait for the wrap-guide package to show up under Core Packages, and click the Disable button there. Option … Read more
There are several ways to synchronize your settings and packages between Atom installations: Git: Create a public or private Git repo and store the contents of your local ~/.atom folder in there. Ignore the following files/directories in a .gitignore file: storage compile-cache dev .npm .node-gyp Use a package like sync-settings. This will store your configuration … Read more
What you’re looking for is the git-plus package. Install that – it provides full Git integration with commands like commit, add, push, pull and lots of others.
The method for hiding files that you do not want showing up in the Tree View (which is what most people mean when they ask this question) depends on whether or not you’ve added the files to your .gitignore. If you have, then all you have to do is: Open Settings Scroll down the list … Read more