Fast, minimalistic, pure code indentation. Indents JavaScript, JSON, JSX, Typescript, TSX, CSS, LESS, SCSS, and HTML. Unlike JSBeautify, which adds new lines when reformatting code and changes single line expressions, indent.js preserves new lines in when indenting it. Indent.js is coded with simple, but universal, and unopinionated rules.
Indent.js is thoroughly tested to make sure it correctly indents all styles, and types of code.
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You have following options to get indent.js:
Browser Global
var indented = indent.js(code, {tabString: '\t'});
console.log(indented);
Browser using AMD
define(['indent'] , function (indent) {
var indented = indent.js(code, {tabString: '\t'});
console.log(indented);
});
Node/CommonJS
var indent = require('indent');
var indented = indent.js(code, {tabString: ' '});
console.log(indented);
ES6/ES2015 Modules
import indent from 'indent.js';
var indentedJs = indent.js(code); // JSX as well
var indentedTs = indent.ts(code); // TSX as well
var indentedCss = indent.css(code);
var indentedHtml = indent.html(code);
js(code: String, options: Object): String
ts(code: String, options: Object): String
css(code: String, options: Object): String
html(code: String, options: Object): String
| Field | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
tabString | string | String to indent the code with. Counts as 1 indent. |
indentHtmlTag | bool | Whether to indent contents inside <html> tag or not. Valid only for html(...). |
npm install to install dependenciesnpm test to run tests in tests foldernpm run build to build the projectFAQs
Fast minimalistic pure indentation of JavaScript, CSS, and HTML.
We found that indent.js demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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