royriojas
esbeautifier
Simple wrapper around esformatter to beautify javascript files overriding the content of the files
Motivation
esformatter only format the output to the stdout. This tool will overwrite your files. Use it under your own risk.
Install
npm i -g esbeautifierUsage
Usage: esbeautifier [options] glob [glob1] [glob2]..[globN]
Options:
-k, --check-only Will just run the beautifier and report which files need to be beautified
-i, --cache-id String
An identifier for the cache file to create. This is only needed if you want to run this task in
parallel otherwise the next execution might get confusing results for reusing the same cache
file.
-u, --use-cache
If true, this module will remember the `mtime` and `size` of the beatufied files and only
operate on the ones that changed. If false, the cache will be destroyed. Cache will only be
kept between executions with the useCache flag set to true. - default: true
-h, --help Show this help
-v, --version Outputs the version number
-q, --quiet Show only the summary info - default: false
--colored-output Use colored output in logs
-c, --config String Path to your `esformatter` config, if not provided will try to use the
`.esformatter` file in your current working directory, if not found will use
the one provided with this packageExamples
# this will overwrite your files! this is usually what you want thought
esbeautifier src/**/*.js specs/**/*.js
# check only which files need beautification
# if at least one file require beautification the command will throw an exception
esbeautifier src/**/*.js -k
# skip the cache. It will be created the next execution without this flag
esbeautifier --use-cache=false src/**/*.jsNote
The cache is only kept if the executions of the beautifying command is done without the --use-cache=false or --no-use-cache flags. If any execution include this flag the cache will be destroyed and created again from scratch the next execution without it.