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Formatting Standards for use/import/alias
Is there a standard for the use of “use”/“import”/"“require”/“alias”?
Right now, we use the following as “standard”:
use statements
require statements
import statements
alias statements
also. we have the modules sorted in alphabetical order.
But: is there a standard for this? And if so, how to enforce it?
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There is this unofficial style guide which covers what you need: (I use it when in doubt)
GitHub - christopheradams/elixir_style_guide: A community driven style guide for Elixir · GitHub
And then Lexmag’s style guide which was the foundation for mix format IIRC.
GitHub - lexmag/elixir-style-guide: An opinionated Elixir style guide · GitHub
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