Reputation: 3522
I'm calling a function and I want the parameters to be on separate lines so I can comment them, like this:
doStuff(
doItWell.quality, // quality setting
doItFast * 100, // speed setting
doItCheap.checkbox.value //price setting
);
alert("done");
but VSCode auto-indent always does this:
doStuff(
doItWell.quality, // quality setting
doItFast * 100, // speed setting
doItCheap.checkbox.value //price setting
);
alert("done");
Note the extra indent on the alert()
line.
Prettier gets it, so when I type it in and it auto-formats it's all good, but as soon as I run VSCode's auto-indent I get the extra indentation.
Upvotes: 1
Views: 1440
Reputation: 2870
Prettier gets it, so when I type it in and it auto-formats it's all good, but as soon as I run VSCode's auto-indent I get the extra indentation.
So you basically need to set Prettier as the default formatted. Go to the settings (by Ctrl
+,
) and set "Editor: Default Formatter" to Prettier
.
This will override your 'default' vscode formatter
Upvotes: 1