Open rschristian opened 3 years ago
Have you fixed this somehow in the meantime? Having the same issue..
No, sorry, had to uninstall vim-prettier as I couldn't find a way to get them to agree :/
@rschristian That's a shame...! What did you decide to use instead, or did you end up just not using a formatter completely?
Still use prettier, just not tied to vim. Manual runs, precommit hooks, etc. do the trick for me.
There might be good alternative solutions out there, not sure! I don't think I looked for other options, just cut it out and moved on.
Same here and cannot find a workaround too. 😓
It seems prettier
has exceptional rules for package.json
that it always splits array into multiple lines. But not sure why vim-prettier
doesn't consume those rules.
Since I personally have coc.nvim
plugin installed, I finally switch to coc-prettier
and it solves this problem.
Running into the same issue, unfortunately I can't find a solution.
same issue
Hey, is there any chance this gets addressed anytime soon? It kind of makes vim-prettier unusable in a team environment.
Do you want to request a feature or report a bug?
Bug
What is the current/expected behavior?
I'd like vim-prettier to match the output of prettier, but it does not. It seems like the
print_width
of vim-prettier needs to be much less in order to get the same output.This is just an excerpt of a
package.json
file, formatted with Prettier viayarn prettier package.json --write
And this is the following after saving with vim-prettier:
As you can see, the output formatting is incorrect.
I noticed I have to set vim-prettier to have about a
print_width
of 60 in order to get output that better resembles 80 with prettier, though still has some issues. Something's not calculated right.What version of
vim-prettier
are you using - (output of:PrettierVersion
) ?1.0.0-beta
What version of
prettier
are you using - (output of:PrettierCliVersion
) ?2.2.1
What is your
prettier
executable path - (output of:PrettierCliPath
) ?/home/username/Projects/project-name/node_modules/.bin/prettier
Did this work in previous versions of vim-prettier and/or prettier ?
Not that I see, no
Vim-Prettier config