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I would be open to it, especially if these tools can be integrated into our .travis.yml. I know HLint, but I don't know what .editorconfig is. Does stylish-haskell have a command-line tool?
I think some of these files can be integrated into the .travis.yml. https://github.com/jaspervdj/stylish-haskell is a command line tool, so I think we'd be able to set up TravisCI to download that and run in on the source files. stylish-haskell does less formatting than hlint, for example. There is a few things that it cares about (import statements, pragmas, case alignment, for example).
.editorconfig is a file that can be used across editors, provided that the editor has either built-in support or an installed plug-in to look for the file.
I'll start off with a PR with the config files and see what your thoughts are on that.
Hello!
Would it be possible to add editor configuration files to the project so that it is easy to keep a consistent style?
I've seen Add .hlint, .stylish-haskell, and .editorconfig on a separate project.
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