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Prettier Pro - Code formatter
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Prettier is an opinionated code formatter for VS Code
Prettier Pro is a smart and customizable code formatting extension for Visual Studio Code, developed by cudra-development and published by cudra-production.
Install via the VS Code extension marketplace by searching:
Prettier Pro - Code formatter
Or use Quick Open (Ctrl+P or Cmd+P) and run:
ext install vsce-prettier-pro
To make sure Prettier Pro is always used, add to your settings.json:
{
"editor.defaultFormatter": "vsce-prettier-pro",
"[javascript]": {
"editor.defaultFormatter": "vsce-prettier-pro"
}
}
Configure per-language or disable format-on-save as preferred:
{
"[javascript]": { "editor.formatOnSave": false }
}
The extension prefers your project’s local Prettier, but can use global Prettier if prettier.resolveGlobalModules is enabled.
Install locally for best results:
npm install prettier -D --save-exact
You'll be prompted before loading the Prettier module from your project.
Prettier Pro is compatible with Prettier 3.x. To use it, install a modern Prettier version:
npm install prettier@latest -D
Any valid Prettier plugins listed in your package.json will be loaded automatically with your chosen Prettier version.
Configure Prettier Pro via:
.prettierrc, prettier.config.js, etc.).editorconfigA project-level config is highly recommended to ensure style uniformity.
Set a global config with:
{
"prettier.configPath": "~/path/to/.prettierrc"
}
Note: This will override project configurations.
Open the Command Palette and choose:
Or bind your own shortcuts for:
editor.action.formatDocumenteditor.action.formatSelection{
"editor.formatOnSave": true
}
Use Format Document (Forced) to format files typically ignored (e.g., in .prettierignore).
Let Prettier Pro handle formatting, and disable style-related rules in your linter for the best results.
If your workspace is untrusted, only the built-in Prettier will run, plugins and external modules are disabled.
prettier.enableprettier.requireConfigprettier.ignorePathprettier.configPathprettier.prettierPathprettier.resolveGlobalModulesprettier.documentSelectorsprettier.useEditorConfigprettier.withNodeModulesConsult the VS Code documentation for a detailed list and descriptions.
Install missing dependencies with:
npm install
Upgrade your Prettier package to the latest version.
Trust your workspace to enable Prettier plugins and local/global modules.
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Prettier is an opinionated code formatter for VS Code
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