Open cyruseuros opened 1 year ago
A lot of modern frontend (often web-component-based) frameworks make use of JS/TS tagged template literals for inline html/css. To the point where most editors (and even GitHub) recognize it and apply syntax highlighting:
html`<div>foo</div>`.css`:root { --primary: #000 }`
Would it be possible for deno fmt to take these into consideration just like Prettier does and as Deno itself does for markdown code snippets?
deno fmt
@dsherret any thoughts here?
bartlomieju
commented
1 year ago
A lot of modern frontend (often web-component-based) frameworks make use of JS/TS tagged template literals for inline html/css. To the point where most editors (and even GitHub) recognize it and apply syntax highlighting:
Would it be possible for
deno fmtto take these into consideration just like Prettier does and as Deno itself does for markdown code snippets?