Formatting JSON could be useful since all files need to adhere to the same standards: - easier to add existing JSON files, since fixing them is easy - improve readability from JSON output of third-party scripts, such as `eslint -f json` - [ ] Find tool that interprets eslint indentation, spacing, quote, curly and alignment standards - [ ] Add gulp task `fix:json` Maybe `eslint --fix --no-eslintrc -c .jsonrc.json` will do the trick.
Formatting JSON could be useful since all files need to adhere to the same standards:
eslint -f jsonfix:jsonMaybe
eslint --fix --no-eslintrc -c .jsonrc.jsonwill do the trick.