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pike-fmt

v0.1.10

Published

Standalone Pike source code formatter using tree-sitter-pike. Normalizes indentation, whitespace, and optionally operator spacing.

Readme

pike-fmt

Standalone Pike source code formatter using tree-sitter-pike. Normalizes indentation, whitespace, and optionally operator spacing.

Installation

bun install

Build

bun run build

Usage

Format a file and print to stdout:

bun run src/cli.ts < file.pike

Format multiple files in-place (recursive):

bun run src/cli.ts -w .

CLI Flags

| Flag | Description | |------|-------------| | --check | Exit non-zero if any file needs formatting | | --diff | Show unified diff of changes | | --list | List files that would be changed | | -w, --write | Write formatted output in-place | | --operator-spacing | Enable operator spacing normalization (experimental) |

Formatting Conventions

These conventions define the expected output:

  • 2-space indentation (Pike stdlib convention)
  • Opening brace on same line as declaration (class Foo {, void create() {)
  • else joined to the preceding closing brace (} else {)
  • Trailing whitespace removed and internal runs of whitespace collapsed
  • Blank lines collapsed (runs of 3+ reduced to 1)
  • Pike literals ({, ([, (< are treated as opening brackets

With --operator-spacing (experimental) additionally:

  • Spaces around binary/assignment operators (int x=1+2; → int x = 1 + 2;)
  • No space before ( in function calls (f (x) → f(x))

Development

# Run tests
bun test

# Type check
bun run typecheck

Contributing

See CONTRIBUTING.md for commit conventions, branch naming, and PR process.

License

MIT License. See LICENSE.