It looks like it’ll do HTML, CSS and JS. Here is a demo https://beautifier.io/
Not a feature that I’m really in the market for, but it seems like a few people need it.
(I imagine you have already come across this, but I just thought I’d mention it if you hadn’t)
I find that I’m now more likely to use Treepl’s code view rather than Dreamweaver to edit code. Whereas with BC, I almost exclusively used Dreamweaver. The Treepl admin UI is just so much more user-friendly. But I’d like to have the code format button because it can be hard to find what I’m looking for in the code when there is no line break for a new tag.
We reviewed this plugin. It does a good job of formatting HTML, JS, and CSS. But it breaks the formatted liquid, it perceives all the liquid code as text and collapses it in one line. It will take a lot of time to write a plugin with liquid support, and we will be able to do this only after completing more priority tasks.
@hopestew I agree that I find myself using treepl’s code view to edit text. It’s got a lot of the basic functions (go to line, emmet support, code highlighting etc) It’s pretty nice, I’ve got to say.
@Eugene I appreciate that this is a lower priority task, and definitely there are higher priority items being developed.
I assumed you’d looked into it. There are a few implementations for formatting liquid containing html available for VS code. I’m not sure if that would be something you could reverse engineer, or at least look at the formatting rule-set Liquid Languages Support - Visual Studio Marketplace
Unfortunately, we haven’t found a ready-made solution. Due to current priorities, we can’t start developing our own here, as this will be quite time-consuming and can shift priorities from more important features. If you know/can suggest any solution here, we’ll be happy to take a look.
Otherwise, we’ll remove this feature from the public backlog request and reset the votes.
Thanks for understanding,
OK. Thanks for being upfront about it. While it would be a nice thing to have, for the most part I can live without it. When I’ve needed it, I’ve copied & pasted the code into Dreamweaver, selected Edit > Code > Apply Source Formatting and then copied & pasted the code back into Treepl. Luckily, I don’t feel the need to do this very often – usually only when the content of a page needs some serious reformatting of styles.