Style Guide - ProjectSidewalk/SidewalkWebpage GitHub Wiki
Style Guide has moved 📦
Our code style guide now lives in the Project Sidewalk repository so it stays versioned alongside the code, is searchable by tooling, and can be enforced by the linters it describes:
It covers the JavaScript, Scala, and HTML/CSS conventions, each tied to the actual ESLint/scalafmt/Stylelint configs
in the repo. The day-to-day essentials are also summarized in
CONTRIBUTING.md.
Please update your bookmarks. This page is kept only as a redirect. See issue #4252 for why we moved core developer docs into the repo.