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# [ESLint and Prettier Setup with Git Pre-commit hook🎣](https://blog.supercharged.dev/eslint-and-prettier-setup-with-git-pre-commit-hook?utm_source=hashnode&utm_medium=feed)

In this post, we will look at how to integrate ESLint and Prettier into your vs-code setup and project in order to ensure cleaner code and consistent across the team. We might not be perfect all the time, as developers sometimes we may push code in a...

Nov 25, 2020 · 5 min read · blog.supercharged.dev  
Updated Feb 2, 2021  
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[Nov 25, 2020](https://hashnode.com/posts/eslint-and-prettier-setup-with-git-pre-commit-hook/5fbdf99adaba2d288c551fb4/comment/5fbe615808c16c34b89c3ffd)

Do you have to do this for every project you create?

When I started learning React some time ago, I used this approach at first but I always had to instal Eslint and Prettier for each project. I had to stop at some point and stick to using create-react-app. I'd really love to know if there's a way to install it just once and ensure its automatically added to every other project I create in the future.