Integration with Prettier
- stylelint-scss:
This package does not have a direct relationship with Prettier but can be used in conjunction with it. It focuses on SCSS-specific linting, ensuring that SCSS syntax adheres to best practices.
- stylelint-order:
This package does not directly integrate with Prettier, but it can be used alongside it. It focuses solely on the ordering of CSS properties, which can complement Prettier's formatting capabilities without conflict.
- stylelint-config-prettier:
This package ensures that Stylelint does not conflict with Prettier's formatting rules. It disables any Stylelint rules that may overlap with Prettier, allowing developers to use both tools seamlessly without worrying about conflicting linting errors.
CSS Property Ordering
- stylelint-scss:
This package does not focus on property ordering but rather on SCSS-specific linting rules. It complements stylelint-order by ensuring that SCSS features are linted correctly.
- stylelint-order:
This package allows developers to define a specific order for CSS properties, which can improve readability and maintainability. It supports various ordering strategies, such as alphabetical, by group, or custom-defined orders, making it flexible for different coding styles.
- stylelint-config-prettier:
This package does not enforce property ordering; it is primarily concerned with avoiding conflicts with Prettier.
Support for SCSS
- stylelint-scss:
This package is designed specifically for SCSS, offering rules that cater to SCSS syntax and features. It enables linting for SCSS-specific constructs like nesting and mixins, making it essential for SCSS projects.
- stylelint-order:
This package does not specifically support SCSS; it is applicable to all CSS syntax, including SCSS, but does not provide SCSS-specific rules.
- stylelint-config-prettier:
This package does not provide SCSS support; it is agnostic to the syntax being used and focuses on compatibility with Prettier.
Customization and Extensibility
- stylelint-scss:
This package offers some level of customization through its SCSS-specific rules, allowing developers to tailor the linting process to their SCSS coding style.
- stylelint-order:
This package is highly customizable, allowing developers to define their own property ordering rules. It provides options for creating custom order configurations, making it adaptable to various project needs.
- stylelint-config-prettier:
This package is not customizable as it serves a specific purpose of disabling conflicting rules. It is meant to be used as a preset configuration.
Learning Curve
- stylelint-scss:
This package may have a moderate learning curve for developers new to SCSS, as it introduces SCSS-specific linting rules. However, those familiar with SCSS will find it straightforward to use.
- stylelint-order:
This package may require some learning to understand how to set up and customize property ordering rules effectively. However, once understood, it can greatly enhance CSS organization.
- stylelint-config-prettier:
This package has a minimal learning curve as it simply integrates with Prettier and requires little configuration. Developers familiar with Prettier will find it easy to implement.
