litejs-style

Use when working with LiteJS build system — HTML build attributes (cat, min, drop, inline, exclude, banner), lj build / lj b commands, asset handling, or editing @litejs/cli/lib/build.js

Use when releasing a LiteJS package with lj release / lj r — version bumping, changelog generation, tagging, and publishing

Use when writing or modifying JavaScript, CSS, or commit messages in LiteJS projects — enforces non-standard conventions like no-semicolons, comma-first declarations, and same-level switch/case

Use when writing, running, or debugging tests using LiteJS framework, lj test / lj t commands, or node -r @litejs/cli/test.js

Use when building UI with LiteJS framework — writing .ui templates, creating views and routes, using bindings, handling events, i18n, El API, or editing @litejs/ui source code