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@essence-lang/formatter

v0.2.0

Published

esfmt — the Essence source formatter.

Readme

@essence-lang/formatter

esfmt — the source formatter for the Essence programming language.

Command line

esfmt File.es                # format in place
esfmt --check 'src/*.es'     # exit non-zero if anything would change
cat File.es | esfmt --stdin  # read stdin, write the result to stdout

essence format runs the same formatter from the main CLI. Style is not configurable: tabs, a width of 80, and the rules the standard library itself is written in.

API

import { format } from "@essence-lang/formatter"

let result = format(sourceText, { documentPath: "File.es" })

result.text // the formatted source
result.changed // whether it differs from the input
result.refusal // null, or why the formatter would not touch the file

A refusal is the safety gate speaking: the formatter re-parses its own output and compares comment anchors, and if reprinting would change what the file means, it declines and says so rather than writing.