cameronelliott
commented
2 years ago One more thought, an example of a test-case in the README that shows a before & after example,
so users unfamiliar with prettier-plugin-go-template can see if they have installed it correctly would be super helpful.
For example, in my case, I did:
And if I now run:
npx prettier sample.htmlwith the input: sample.html
<html>
<script>
{{if }}
Whatever.
{{else }}
Psych.
{{end }}
</script>
</html>I get the following on Stdout:
<html>
<script>
{{if }}
Whatever.
{{else }}
Psych.
{{end }}
</script>
</html>Which seems wrong, (it is unindented to start) but I am so unfamiliar with npm/npx, I don't know the issue.
This seems like a fantastic project, thanks for implementing it.
I am more of a backend Go developer, and try to stay away from NPM/Yarn, Rollup, etc, etc
It would be really wonderful if this was part of Prettier, and so every VSCode user could this plugin without having to touch NPM. Just by using a standard VScode extension: https://marketplace.visualstudio.com/items?itemName=esbenp.prettier-vscode (NPM is great, until you do something wrong, and you don't know how to fix it)
Maybe it is not meant to be due to do logistical reasons, but I wanted to throw it out there, in case.