📝 .editorconfig Generator

Visual builder for consistent coding styles — no syntax memorization
📂 Per‑Filetype Rules
📄 Preview (.editorconfig) INI format
# Generated configuration will appear here

✅ Supports all EditorConfig core properties.

📌 Sections are applied from top to bottom; later rules override earlier ones.

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📘 What is EditorConfig?

EditorConfig helps maintain consistent coding styles across different editors and IDEs. This generator creates a valid .editorconfig file with your chosen rules.

❓ Frequently Asked Questions

What does `root = true` mean?

It tells EditorConfig that this is the top‑most configuration file. The search for .editorconfig stops at this directory.

How do I set different rules for Python files?

Add a section with pattern *.py and set indent_size to 4, for example. You can use the "Python" preset for a quick start.

What's the difference between indent_size and tab_width?

indent_size defines how many spaces a tab or an indent level uses. tab_width only controls how wide a tab character appears.

Does this tool support all EditorConfig properties?

Yes, all core properties are included: indent_style, indent_size, tab_width, end_of_line, charset, trim_trailing_whitespace, insert_final_newline.

Can I use this file with Prettier or ESLint?

Yes! EditorConfig is often the base layer. Prettier and ESLint can read and respect these settings.