We already have the infra for splitting Vue component into multiple regions, and currently we feed
<template>: none<style>: prettier with parser css / scss / less<script>: prettier with parser babylon / typescriptInstead of waiting for prettier's html formatter, https://github.com/reshape/reshape by @jescalan seems to be in better shape already. With two more things, I think I can put it in as the default html formatter for Vetur:
printWidth. This is especially important for wrapping html attributes. eg:
<div attr="foo" attr="foo" attr="foo" attr="foo" attr="foo" attr="foo" attr="foo" attr="foo" >bar</div>
to
<div attr="foo" attr="foo" attr="foo" attr="foo" attr="foo" attr="foo" attr="foo" attr="foo" >bar</div>
Handling of interpolation in attributes and mustache brackets. Example from Vue doc: https://vuejs.org/v2/guide/class-and-style.html#Object-Syntax
<div class="static"
v-bind:class="{ active: isActive, 'text-danger': hasError }">
</div>
The class object can be very long and needs to be formatted to multiline.
Another thing we could do is to make a CLI based on prettier + reshape + vue-template-compiler. Basically just using vue-template-compiler instead of Vetur's region splitting.
vue component -> vue-template-compiler
- template -> reshape
- style -> prettier
- script -> prettier
-> assemble into prettierified vue component
@jescalan Do you have any thoughts? Would you be interested in working together on this?
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