Bug: printWidth option (or pugPrintWidth) not working

[evgeniy-vashchuk]

For some reason, the default Prettier option is not working with pug files. I tried both options printWidth and pugPrintWidth. The pug file with some long text remains unformatted.

Also, the plugin does not convert indents to tabs ("useTabs": true) on save.

[Shinigami92]

For some reason, the default Prettier option is not working with pug files. I tried both options printWidth and pugPrintWidth. The pug file with some long text remains unformatted.

There is a test for printWidth https://github.com/prettier/plugin-pug/tree/main/tests/options/printWidth

Also, the plugin does not convert indents to tabs ("useTabs": true) on save.

There is a whole test for this https://github.com/prettier/plugin-pug/tree/main/tests/indents

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You could checkout the project and add tests for your specific case in https://github.com/prettier/plugin-pug/tree/main/tests/issues just add a new folder issue-511 and orientate yourself on other issue tests

[evgeniy-vashchuk]

Okay, thanks! Will check it.

[evgeniy-vashchuk]

@Shinigami92 After diving into this issue, I found the following:

1. In the test example for printWidth there is long text IN THE ATTRIBUTES. In this case, it works. It just throws to a new line all attributes). But I need to control it, if I have the pug code with long text IN THE PARAGRAPH (or in any other tag) - just like plain text. Same way if there will be more large text (more than in printWidth value) in any attribute (in foo or bar - like in test) it also will be not formatted correctly. screenshot. Expected result must be like this screenshot

2. About useTabs. In this tests https://github.com/prettier/plugin-pug/tree/main/tests/indents it works only if there is ALL INDENTS ARE THE SAME in the pug file (for example all indents are with dots - and with "useTabs": true all of them will correctly formatted into tabs. But if there will be one tab space, this tab will fail the converting.

[Shinigami92]

For second point, I think I remember that the underlying pug-compiler crashes/fails when there are mixed spaces and tabs, so we might be out of luck here and you should e.g. use https://github.com/pugjs/pug-lint for such cases.

When you try tackling these via PRs, please ensure to open separate PRs for each individual problem.

[evgeniy-vashchuk]

Did you know the way, how I can run fixing finding problems by https://github.com/pugjs/pug-lint on save? Because for now, I use this both 2 plugins:

@prettier/plugin-pug - to format the pug-code on save by setting "editor.defaultFormatter": "esbenp.prettier-vscode" (but I couldn't find the way, how to show all problems/errors in pug files that not matching the settings in .prettierrc) pug-lint - to show problems/errors underline in the VS Code (but I couldn't find the way, to fix on save all finding linting problems).

Not sure that it is a proper way, but I found only this way to format code on save + show problems screenshot

[Shinigami92]

Did you know the way, how I can run fixing finding problems by pugjs/pug-lint on save? Because for now, I use this both 2 plugins:

@prettier/plugin-pug - to format the pug-code on save by setting "editor.defaultFormatter": "esbenp.prettier-vscode" (but I couldn't find the way, how to show all problems/errors in pug files that not matching the settings in .prettierrc) pug-lint - to show problems/errors underline in the VS Code (but I couldn't find the way, to fix on save all finding linting problems).

Not sure that it is a proper way, but I found only this way to format code on save + show problems screenshot

As I do not have anymore an active pug project for 2 years now, TLDR: no