prettier-plugin-backticks is a plugin for Prettier, the opinionated code formatter, that automatically converts quotes in your JavaScript or TypeScript files to backticks. This plugin is ideal for developers who prefer using backticks over single or double quotes for strings in their code, ensuring a consistent style across their project.

• Converts all single and double quotes to backticks (`) in JavaScript and TypeScript files, with certain exceptions:
  1. The "use strict" expression, which is not replaced to preserve its exact syntactical significance.
  2. Object keys, where the use of single or double quotes is necessary to maintain the names of keys that contain characters not allowed without quotes.
  3. Strings in import and require statements, in order to not disrupt the syntax of modules.
  4. Strings in module declaration statements, in order to not disrupt the syntax of modules.
  5. (Temporary) Strings in dynamic import statements, due to some development environments incorrectly processing such imports if they are enclosed in backticks.
  6. (Temporary) Strings in selectors for Angular components, because some development environments incorrectly handle such selectors when they are enclosed in backticks.

You can install prettier-plugin-backticks via npm or yarn. First, ensure that you have Prettier installed in your project. If not, install Prettier:

npm install --save-dev prettier
# or
yarn add --dev prettier

Then, install prettier-plugin-backticks:

npm install -D @taiga-ui/prettier-plugin-backticks
# or
yarn add --dev @taiga-ui/prettier-plugin-backticks

Then add the plugin to your .prettierrc file:

{
  "plugins": ["@taiga-ui/prettier-plugin-backticks"]
}

Once you have installed prettier-plugin-backticks, you can run Prettier as you normally would. For example, to format all files in your project, run:

npx prettier --write .
# or
yarn prettier --write .

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