Feature request: Generated code should follow the ts-lint rules defined in the project

[mjbvz]

From @nseba on November 17, 2017 9:34

It would be very useful if refactoring actions such as declare member variable, implement interface/abstract class etc. would take into account the relevant ts-lint rules. At a minimum the following rules can be enforced:

• member-access - add explicit public | private modifier to newly generated members
• member-ordering - add the members in their right place (for example public fields after existing public fields, methods after existing public methods etc.)
• promise-function-async - automatically add the async modifier.
• quotemark - use the right quotes/single quotes for automatic import declarations

As a small side note implementing abstract base class refactoring should also add automatically the async modifier if it exists on the abstract member.

Copied from original issue: microsoft/vscode#38603

You could simply run the codefix then run tslint with --fix (or use the vscode extension). Getting a rule like member-ordering to work with TypeScript's codefixes would require duplicating tslint's existing logic.
quotemark should be handled by #17750, although this uses existing imports instead of looking for a tslint config.

[RyanCavanaugh]

This should be handled by a tslint language server plugin; it can intercept the refactoring messages and change them to conform to whatever rules.

We have no ability to find the user's tslint settings and understand what they mean from the TS side.