Something not mentioned yet:
It lets me be declarative about option validation and keeps the docs in sync with the options.
Something not mentioned yet:
It lets me be declarative about option validation and keeps the docs in sync with the options.
Just today I tried Styler in a professional setting.
Too opinionated and canβt be (almost) configured.
Replaced it with Quokka (a fork) and liked it better. It reuses your Credo checks and repurposes some of them into actual modifications of your code. Love it. Pretty clever.
I always add my little baby GitHub - l3nz/say_cheez_ex: Say Cheez! for Elixir that lets me grab the build hash / build time / environment variables at compile time, plus lets me add graphs to the docs in an easy-peasy way.