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You never have to format your code again manually!Įnsure code is formatted without having to think about itĬode doesn’t get checked in that’s not formatted Instead, you can choose a setting in VS Code to have your files automatically formatted when you save them. So far, we have had to run a command to format our code manually. To do so, click theĪnd then VOILA! Your code is nice and formatted. You may then be prompted to choose which format to use. We’ll work more on this later, but we can use the With the Prettier extension installed, we can now leverage it to format our code. If you’re installing it for the first time, you’ll see an “install” button instead of the “uninstall” button you see on mine. To work with Prettier in Visual Studio Code, you’ll need to install the extension. You may or may not like the optional parenthesis surrounding the parameter of the arrow function The console statement inside of the function should be indented

Prettier-SQL.The first property of the person object should be on its own line nseOperators: Whether to strip whitespace around operators such as + or >= Prettier-SQL.linesBetweenQueries: How many newlines to place between each query / statement Prettier-SQL.expressionWidth: Number of characters allowed in each line before breaking maPosition: Where to place commas for SELECT and GROUP BY clauses Prettier-SQL.tabulateAlias: Whether to right-align aliases to the longest line in the SELECT clause Prettier-SQL.logicalOperatorNewline: Whether to break before or after AND and OR

Prettier-SQL.indentStyle: Switched between standard keyword positioning vs maintaining a central space column Prettier-SQL.keywordCase: Whether to print keywords in ALL CAPS or lowercase Prettier-SQL.insertSpacesOverride: Overrides insertSpaces if Prettier-SQL.ignoreTabSettings is enabled Prettier-SQL.tabSizeOverride: Overrides tabSize if Prettier-SQL.ignoreTabSettings is enabled Prettier-SQL.ignoreTabSettings: Whether to ignore VSCode user/workspace settings for tabSize and insertSpaces Use this if you are using the Microsoft PostgreSQL or MSSQL Extensions since they do not provide a new language ID for VSCode. Prettier-SQL.SQLFlavourOverride: Uses custom SQL Flavour to format sql files. Use the FORMATTING template if it is an issue related the formatting of the SQL, otherwise, please use the VSCODE template for issues with running the VSCode Extension Configuration Formats SQL files using the sql-formatter library