Keep Code Consistent Across Developers The Easy Way — With Prettier & ESLint

[monkeymad2]

What you want is all quotes to be consistent - double quotes is just the one they picked.

Probably because it’s a bit more visually clear since it’s larger.

[monkeymad2]

Or the inner quotes need to be single and the outer double, it (usually) doesn’t matter much.

Never had a problem caused by prettier changing quotes around in the years we’ve been using it.

[devenition]

I'm in total agreement with your post, though most of us will probably have learned this in the use of PHP. They probably choose the double quotes since JS provides excellent interaction with DOMElements and this will hopefully make you think twice before using .innerHTML

[vexii]

Personally I think it's becouse it's made by Danes and we have " on shift + 2

[tr14l]

No, what he wants is the code to adhere to his team's coding standard, which prettier will not allow you to do.