Closed sharkby7e closed 5 months ago
If you're using erb-formatter from the command line you can pass -h
and get the full list of options:
$ erb-formatter -h
Usage: /Users/elia/.asdf/installs/ruby/3.3.0/bin/erb-formatter FILENAME... --write
-w, --[no-]write Write file
--stdin-filename FILEPATH Set the stdin filename (implies --stdin)
--[no-]stdin Read the file from stdin
--print-width WIDTH Set the formatted output width
--single-class-per-line Print each class on a separate line
--tailwind-output-path PATH Set the path to the tailwind output file
--[no-]debug Enable debug mode
-h, --help Prints this help
-v, --version Show ERB::Formatter version number and quit
You can use the --print-width
option to control line length, e.g. erb-formatter --print-width 120 --write my-file.erb
.
Happy to reopen the issue if you need more info 👍
i'm using erb-formatter as a part of conform, and i'm wondering if i can pass the option in through my configuration. I will try that option tho!
Couldn't find how to configure line length? Especially annoying with tailwind, want to just keep all class names on same line. Thanks!