9 lines
2.0 KiB
TOML
9 lines
2.0 KiB
TOML
syntax = "All" # Specify a disambiguation for the style of Lua syntax being formatted. Possible options: All (default), Lua51, Lua52, Lua53, Lua54, LuaJIT, Luau, CfxLua
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column_width = 120 # Approximate line length for printing. Used as a guide for line wrapping - this is not a hard requirement: lines may fall under or over the limit.
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line_endings = "Unix" # Line endings type. Possible options: Unix (LF) or Windows (CRLF)
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indent_type = "Tabs" # Indent type. Possible options: Tabs or Spaces
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indent_width = 4 # Character size of single indentation. If indent_type is set to Tabs, this option is used as a heuristic to determine column width only.
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quote_style = "AutoPreferDouble" # Quote style for string literals. Possible options: AutoPreferDouble, AutoPreferSingle, ForceDouble, ForceSingle. AutoPrefer styles will prefer the specified quote style, but fall back to the alternative if it has fewer string escapes. Force styles always use the specified style regardless of escapes.
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call_parentheses = "Always" # Whether parentheses should be applied on function calls with a single string/table argument. Possible options: Always, NoSingleString, NoSingleTable, None, Input. Always applies parentheses in all cases. NoSingleString omits parentheses on calls with a single string argument. Similarly, NoSingleTable omits parentheses on calls with a single table argument. None omits parentheses in both cases. Note: parentheses are still kept in situations where removal can lead to obscurity (e.g. foo "bar".setup -> foo("bar").setup, since the index is on the call result, not the string). Input removes all automation and preserves parentheses only if they were present in input code: consistency is not enforced.
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space_after_function_names = "Never" # Specify whether to add a space between the function name and parentheses. Possible options: Never, Definitions, Calls, or Always
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collapse_simple_statement = "Always" # Specify whether to collapse simple statements. Possible options: Never, FunctionOnly, ConditionalOnly, or Always |