Choose what to format

[gbouteiller]

Hello, First of all, thank you for your work. I'm currently using your plugin via the vscode extension but I posted the issue here as I think it is more appropriate. I'm using pug templating so I have 3 main tags in my files : template, script and style. Currently, the plugin does not give you the opportunity to choose what to format and I ended up deactivating formatting because it messes up my pug template. Would it be possible to activate/deactivate formatting for script/style/template independently as it is the case for Vue with Vetur? Thank you.

[umanghome]

I'm using stylus for my CSS and this plugin either messes the styles up or refuses to process the file altogether. Would love an option to bypass prettifying everything inside the <style> tag.

[ghost]

I have the same problem as @umanghome. I can't even disable it, it's terrible. please at least let us disable it!

[jesseskinner]

Would implementing <!-- prettier-ignore --> here address the issue? See https://prettier.io/docs/en/ignore.html

Seems it is already partially implemented for HTML, but not for <script> and <style>.

[dummdidumm]

Choosing what to format feels like the wrong solution, prettier is an opinionated code formatter after all. What we can - and did - though is to disable formatting for unsupported languages and supporting the <!-- prettier-ignore --> comment which marks the next node as "do not format". What's missing is support for default languages from svelte.config.js but I'm not sure if we can add this in a good way.

[RapidOwl]

I'm having a bit of trouble with this. <!-- prettier-ignore --> does not prevent formatting from occurring in my Svelte files. The example below shows the mess Prettier has made of a style element inside a template literal. I'm using the official Svelte plugin for VS Code and Svelte 3.0.

<!-- prettier-ignore -->
<script>
	export let animationName;
	export let calculatedLength;
	export let keyFrames;

	let styleElement = `
<style ✂prettier:content✂="Cgkuc3R1ZmYgewoJCWNvbG9yOiByZWQ7Cgl9Cg=="></style>
	`;
</script>

I'm getting around it for now by adding the file in question to my .prettierignore.