putout formatter completely breaks static classes

[ElPrudi]

I really, really dislike that the putout formatter runs automatically when you want to fix a simple rule with this plugin. One of the worst offenders is, that it turns this:

abstract class X {
    static #x?: boolean = true
    private static z: number = 5

    public static a(): boolean {
       this.#x = true
       const y = true
       return this.#x ? y : false
   }
}

to this:

abstract class X {
    #x: boolean = true 
    z: number = 5

    a() {
       this.#x = true
       const y = true
       return this.#x && y
   }
}

Just because it found this:

Simplify ternary (simplify-ternary/value)                               putout/putout

So it:

• removes all static keywords
• removes all public, private and protected keywords
• removes all return type definitions
• removes all ? that indicate optional properties

So, please give us an option to turn off the putout formatter. It's way too destructive.

[coderaiser]

Thank you! Just fixed in @putout/printer@2.85 🎉 . Please re-install 🐊.

Is it works for you?

You feedback really helps, anyways you can always switch to recast with:

{
    "printer": "recast"
}

It works slower than @putout/printer and has pure maintenance, but it more mature for now , anyways @putout/printer is much easier to support, and all regular JavaScript/JSX/TypeScript cases are supported (or will be when I have code examples 😏).

[ElPrudi]

Yes, setting it to recast fixed everything. Thank you very much :)