prettier-plugin-toml
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This plugin is in alpha state. please try it out and provide feedback.
yarn:
yarn add --dev prettier --dev --exact
npm:
npm install prettier prettier-plugin-toml --save-dev --save-exact
This plugin will be loaded automatically (if installed) by prettier to format files ending with .toml suffix. Using it is exactly the same as using prettier
See example package which use prettier-plugin-toml.
A Prettier plugin must first parse the source code of the target language into a traversable data structure (Usually an Abstract Syntax Tree) and then print out that data structure in a "pretty" style.
Prettier-Toml uses a Toml Parser implemented in JavaScript using the Chevrotain Parser Building Toolkit for JavaScript. What this means is that unlike many other prettier plugins, prettier-toml has no additional runtime pre-requisites (e.g: Python executable). It could even be used inside a browser.
Contributions are very welcome!
FAQs
An opinionated `toml` formatter plugin for Prettier
The npm package prettier-plugin-toml receives a total of 20,758 weekly downloads. As such, prettier-plugin-toml popularity was classified as popular.
We found that prettier-plugin-toml demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 2 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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