.textrrc draft

[denysdovhan]

Personally, I think better to continue discuss about ability to load configuration for textr using .textrrc. I wanna talk about few important things:

How should we load .textrrc?

Should we load it from current dir or ~ (babel, jshint) or we should jump up to the parent dir and try to find there (eslint)?

Which the notation should we use?

I've written small example in #1. Does anyone have any question?

Where should be logic of finding .textrrc?

I think the best way it's leave it in textr-cli package and also add this feature to grunt-textr and gulp-textr plugins.

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[iamstarkov]

Should we load it from current dir or ~ (babel, jshint) or we should jump up to the parent dir and try to find there (eslint)?

babel, eslint are doing all the same stuff, they are looing into ./, then upwards if nothing have been found there they are looing into ~/ and upwards. Try to look at find-up

Which the notation should we use?

simple valid json is enogh, i think.

Where should be logic of finding .textrrc?

sure it belongs to the cli and not to the core. It’s interesting how gulp/grunt plugins should handle it. how its done by eslint/babel gulp/grunt plugins?

[denysdovhan]

Try to look at find-up

Looks nice. Maybe will use this.

simple valid json is enogh

I think so.

how its done by eslint/babel gulp/grunt plugins?

I dunno.

Where should be logic of finding .textrrc?

I think we can create a separate module, for example textr-config, and import it into cli and gulp/grunt plugins. It will find .textrrc, parse and export options that we'll pass to textr

[denysdovhan]

I have thought about this.
31 груд. 2015 10:35 "Andrey Polischuk" notifications@github.com пише:

Where should be logic of finding .textrrc?

I think we can create a separate module, for example textr-config, and
import it into cli and gulp/grunt plugins. It will find .textrrc, parse
and export options that we'll pass to textr

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We can use rc loader for our cases.