https://github.com/scala-ide/scalariform
Scala source code formatter
https://github.com/scala-ide/scalariform
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Scala source code formatter
- Host: GitHub
- URL: https://github.com/scala-ide/scalariform
- Owner: scala-ide
- License: mit
- Created: 2010-04-10T22:24:20.000Z (over 15 years ago)
- Default Branch: master
- Last Pushed: 2024-05-11T00:35:23.000Z (over 1 year ago)
- Last Synced: 2025-09-21T20:16:07.488Z (2 months ago)
- Language: Scala
- Homepage: http://scala-ide.github.com/scalariform/
- Size: 10.9 MB
- Stars: 523
- Watchers: 26
- Forks: 147
- Open Issues: 67
-
Metadata Files:
- Readme: README.rst
- Changelog: CHANGELOG
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README
Scalariform
===========
Scalariform is a code formatter for Scala. It's available as a
library, a stand-alone command line tool, or via integrations with
various editors and build tools (listed below).
The plan is to add preferences and features as and when people ask for
them, so please do raise a Github issue if it doesn't format your code
the way you'd like it, and I'll see what I can do.
Scalariform is licenced under `The MIT Licence`_.
.. _Scala Style Guide: http://docs.scala-lang.org/style/
.. _The MIT Licence: http://opensource.org/licenses/mit-license.php
Installing with Homebrew (for OS X users)
-----------------------------------------
Mac OS X users can install the scalariform CLI tool using the `Homebrew`_ package manager. ::
brew install scalariform
Or, if you would like to install the latest development release: ::
brew install --HEAD scalariform
.. _Homebrew: https://github.com/Homebrew/homebrew
Packaging an executable JAR
---------------------------
If you would like to package scalariform for use on the command line with java -jar, clone the repo and perform the following simple steps: ::
sbt "project cli" "assembly"
sbt will build one jar with all the dependencies and put it in ::
cli/target/scala-$your_scala_version/cli-assembly-$scalariform_version.jar
You can copy this to a location in your path and execute it as follows: ::
java -jar /home/me/bin/cli-assembly-$scalariform_version.jar -f -q +compactControlReadability +alignParameters +alignSingleLineCaseStatements +doubleIndentConstructorArguments +rewriteArrowSymbols +preserveSpaceBeforeArguments --stdout ~/myproject/src/main/scala/Stuff.scala > Stuff.scala
Integration with sbt
--------------------
A plugin for SBT is available at https://github.com/sbt/sbt-scalariform.
Usage within a project
----------------------
Have a use for the scalariform source code directly? You can use it as a build dependency: ::
"org.scalariform" %% "scalariform" % "0.2.10"
Integration with Eclipse
------------------------
Scala IDE for Eclipse uses Scalariform for code formatting:
- Right click in the editor -> Source -> Format
- Press Ctrl-Shift-F
If you select some lines, only those will be formatted.
You can also configure formatting to be run as a save action (Window -> Preferences -> Java -> Editor -> Save Actions).
To set preferences, go to either
- Window -> Preferences -> Scala -> Editor -> Formatter
- Project -> Properties -> Scala Formatter
From the formatter preference window you can import/export existing preferences.
See the `reference.conf`_ for a listing of all available preferences and their defaults.
.. _reference.conf: https://github.com/scala-ide/scalariform/blob/master/formatterPreferences.properties
Integration with Emacs/ENSIME
-----------------------------
"`ENSIME`_ uses the Scalariform library to format Scala sources. Type C-c C-v f to format the current buffer."
.. _ENSIME: https://github.com/ensime/ensime-server
Integration with jEdit
----------------------
See `ScalaSidekick`_ by Stefan Ettrup:
.. _ScalaSidekick: https://github.com/StefanE/ScalaSidekick
Run Plugins -> scalaSidekickPlugin -> Format Scala File
Integration with Maven
----------------------
There is `scalariform-maven-plugin`_ compatible with Scalariform 0.2.x.
.. _scalariform-maven-plugin: https://github.com/tashoyan/scalariform-maven-plugin
Integration with Gradle
-----------------------
There is a `Gradle plugin`_ to run Scalariform contributed by Jeroen van Erp.
.. _Gradle plugin: https://github.com/hierynomus/scalariform-gradle-plugin
Usage (Gradle 2.1 and above)::
plugins {
id "com.github.hierynomus.scalariform" version "0.1.0"
}
// optionally, configure Scalariform settings
scalariform {
alignParameters = true
alignSingleLineCaseStatements = true
}
formatAllScala
See `the documentation`_ for further usage examples.
.. _the documentation: https://github.com/hierynomus/scalariform-gradle-plugin/blob/master/README.adoc
Integration with TextMate
-------------------------
See Mads Jensen's Scala TextMate bundle:
http://github.com/mads379/scala.tmbundle
Reformat using Ctrl-Shift-H.
Use with Vim
------------
While there is no specific Vim integration at present, you can use
Scalariform as an external formatter for the ``gg=G`` command by adding
the following to ``.vimrc`` ::
au BufEnter *.scala setl formatprg=java\ -jar\ /home/me/bin/scalariform.jar\ -f\ -q\ +compactControlReadability\ +alignParameters\ +alignSingleLineCaseStatements\ +doubleIndentConstructorArguments\ +rewriteArrowSymbols\ +preserveSpaceBeforeArguments\ --stdin\ --stdout
au BufEnter *.scala setl equalprg=java\ -jar\ /home/me/bin/scalariform.jar\ -f\ -q\ +compactControlReadability\ +alignParameters\ +alignSingleLineCaseStatements\ +doubleIndentConstructorArguments\ +rewriteArrowSymbols\ +preserveSpaceBeforeArguments\ --stdin\ --stdout
Download scalariform.jar from the `latest release`_
.. _latest release: https://github.com/scala-ide/scalariform/releases/latest
Command line tool
-----------------
https://github.com/scala-ide/scalariform/wiki/Command-line-tool
Library
-------
https://github.com/scala-ide/scalariform/wiki/Library
Preferences
-----------
alignArguments
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Default: ``false``
Aligns multi-line arguments
For example, if ``false``, then:
.. code:: scala
Cake(candles = 10,
frostingFlavor = Vanilla,
layerFlavor = Chocolate,
iceCream = true
)
If ``true``, then:
.. code:: scala
Cake(candles = 10,
frostingFlavor = Vanilla,
layerFlavor = Chocolate,
iceCream = true
)
This option is disabled if ``indentWithTabs`` is ``true``.
alignParameters
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Default: ``false``
Align class/function parameters (modifiers and name, type, and defaults) in three columns.
For example, if ``false``, then:
.. code:: scala
class Person(name: String,
age: Int = 24,
birthdate: Date,
astrologicalSign: String = "libra",
shoeSize: Int,
favoriteColor: java.awt.Color
)
If ``true``, then:
.. code:: scala
class Person(name: String,
age: Int = 24,
birthdate: Date,
astrologicalSign: String = "libra",
shoeSize: Int,
favoriteColor: java.awt.Color
)
This will also place the "implicit" keyword in parameters on its own line, whenever
the parameter being formatted contains a newline::
For example, if ``false``, then:
.. code:: scala
def formatBirthDate(
implicit birthdate: Date = Date("11/11/11"),
birthtime: Time
): DateTime
If ``true``, then:
.. code:: scala
def formatBirthDate(
implicit
birthdate: Date = Date("11/11/11"),
birthtime: Time
): DateTime
This option is disabled if ``indentWithTabs`` is ``true``.
alignSingleLineCaseStatements
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Default: ``false``
Align the arrows of consecutive single-line case statements. For example, if ``true``, then:
.. code:: scala
a match {
case b => 1
case ccc => 2
case dd => 3
}
Is reformatted as:
.. code:: scala
a match {
case b => 1
case ccc => 2
case dd => 3
}
This option is disabled if ``indentWithTabs`` is ``true``.
alignSingleLineCaseStatements.maxArrowIndent
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Default: ``40``
When ``alignSingleLineCaseStatements`` is ``true`` there is a limit on
the number of spaces that can be inserted before an arrow to align it
with other case statements. This can be used to avoid very large gaps,
e.g.:
.. code:: scala
a match {
case Some(wibble, wobble) if wibble + wibble > wobble * wibble => 1
case ccc => 2
}
allowParamGroupsOnNewlines
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Default: ``false``
When ``allowParamGroupsOnNewlines`` is ``true`` the default behavior of collapsing
param groups into a single line is disabled. This allows for the following formatting style:
.. code:: scala
def foo[T]
(a: A)
(b: B)
(implicit t: T)
compactControlReadability
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Default: ``false``
When ``compactControlReadability`` is ``true``, then ``if``/``else`` and
``try``/``catch``/``finally`` control structures will be formatted
using `Compact Control Readability`_ style
.. _Compact Control Readability: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Indent_style#Variant:_Stroustrup
.. code:: scala
if (x == y) {
foo()
}
else if (y == z) {
bar()
}
else {
baz()
}
try {
foo()
}
catch {
case _ => bar()
}
finally {
baz()
}
compactStringConcatenation
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Default: ``false``
Omit spaces when formatting a '+' operator on String literals. For example, if ``false``, then:
.. code:: scala
"Hello " + name + "!"
If ``true``, then:
.. code:: scala
"Hello "+name+"!"
The Scala Style Guide recommends_ that operators, "should `always` be
invoked using infix notation with spaces separated the target".
.. _recommends: http://docs.scala-lang.org/style/method-invocation.html#symbolic-methodsoperators
danglingCloseParenthesis
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Default: ``Prevent``
If ``Force``, any closing parentheses will be set to dangle. For example:
.. code:: scala
Box(
contents: List[Thing])
becomes:
.. code:: scala
Box(
contents: List[Thing]
)
If ``Prevent``, all dangling parenthesis are collapsed. For example:
.. code:: scala
Box(
contents: List[Thing]
)
becomes:
.. code:: scala
Box(
contents: List[Thing])
If ``Preserve``, scalariform will try to match what unformatted source code is already doing per parenthesis,
either forcing or preventing.
~~doubleIndentClassDeclaration~~ (Deprecated, use `doubleIndentConstructorArguments`)
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Default: ``false``
With this set to ``true`` and ``doubleIndentConstructorArguments`` set to ``false``,
class (and trait / object) declarations that span multiple lines will be formatted so
that the inheritance section is doubly indented. This provides a visual distinction
from the members of the class. For example:
.. code:: scala
class Person(
name: String,
age: Int,
birthdate: Date,
astrologicalSign: String,
shoeSize: Int,
favoriteColor: java.awt.Color)
extends Entity
with Logging
with Identifiable
with Serializable {
def firstMethod = ...
}
Note: ``doubleIndentConstructorArguments`` style formatting is recommended_ by the Scala Style Guide.
doubleIndentConstructorArguments
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Default: ``false``
With this set to ``true``, class (and trait / object) declarations
will be formatted as recommended_ by the Scala Style Guide. That is,
if the declaration section spans multiple lines, it will be formatted
so that the parameter section is doubly indented. This provides a visual
distinction between the constructor arguments & the extensions. For example:
.. code:: scala
class Person(
name: String,
age: Int,
birthdate: Date,
astrologicalSign: String,
shoeSize: Int,
favoriteColor: java.awt.Color)
extends Entity
with Logging
with Identifiable
with Serializable {
}
Or:
.. code:: scala
class Person(
name: String,
age: Int,
birthdate: Date,
astrologicalSign: String,
shoeSize: Int,
favoriteColor: java.awt.Color) {
def firstMethod = ...
}
.. _recommended: http://docs.scala-lang.org/style/declarations.html#classes
.. _recommended: http://docs.scala-lang.org/style/declarations.html#classes
doubleIndentMethodDeclaration
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Default: ``false``
With this set to ``true``, method declarations will have an extra indentation
added to their parameter list, if it spans multiple lines.
This provides a visual distinction from the method body. For example::
def longMethodNameIsLong(paramOneNameIsLong: String, paramTwo: String,
paramThreeNameIsReallyLong): Unit = {
val startOfMethod = ...
}
Or::
def longMethodNameIsLong(
paramOneNameIsLong: String,
paramTwoNameIsLong: String,
paramThreeNameIsLong): Unit = {
val startOfMethod = ...
}
firstArgumentOnNewline
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Default: ``Force``
Whether or not to place the first argument of multi-line function calls on its own line.
If ``Force``, first arguments will be on a new line:
.. code:: scala
foo(
1,
2
)
bar(
3,
4
)
If ``Prevent``, first arguments will be on function call line:
.. code:: scala
foo(1,
2
)
bar(3,
4
)
If ``Preserve``, first arguments will stay where they are:
.. code:: scala
foo(
1,
2
)
bar(3,
4
)
firstParameterOnNewline
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Default: ``Force``
Whether or not to place the first parameter for multi-line method or constructor definition on its own line.
If ``Force``, first parameters will be on a new line:
.. code:: scala
abstract class Person(
name: Int,
age: String
) {
def livesIn(
city: String,
state: String
): Boolean
}
If ``Prevent``, first parameters will be on the definition line:
.. code:: scala
abstract class Person(name: Int,
age: String
) {
def livesIn(city: String,
state: String
): Boolean
}
If ``Preserve``, first parameters will stay where they are:
.. code:: scala
abstract class Person(name: Int,
age: String
) {
def livesIn(
city: String,
state: String
): Boolean
}
formatXml
~~~~~~~~~
Default: ``true``
Format embedded XML literals; if ``false`` they will be left untouched.
indentLocalDefs
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Default: ``false``
If ``true``, indent local methods an extra level, with the intention of distinguishing them from other statements. For example,:
.. code:: scala
class A {
def find(...) = {
val x = ...
def find0() = {
...
}
find0(...)
}
}
indentPackageBlocks
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Default: ``true``
Whether to indent package blocks. For example, if ``true``:
.. code:: scala
package foo {
package bar {
class Baz
}
}
Else if ``false``:
.. code:: scala
package foo {
package bar {
class Baz
}
}
indentSpaces
~~~~~~~~~~~~
Default: ``2``
The number of spaces to use for each level of indentation.
This option is ignored if ``indentWithTabs`` is ``true``.
indentWithTabs
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Default: ``false``
Use a tab for each level of indentation. When set to ``true``, this
ignores any setting given for ``indentSpaces``. In addition, for the
moment, ``alignSingleLineCaseStatements``, ``alignArguments``, and ``alignParameters``
options are not supported when indenting with tabs, and XML
indentation is handled differently.
multilineScaladocCommentsStartOnFirstLine
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Default: ``false``
If ``true``, start a multi-line Scaladoc comment body on same line as the opening comment delimiter:
.. code:: scala
/** This method applies f to each
* element of the given list.
*/
If ``false``, start the comment body on a separate line below the opening delimiter:
.. code:: scala
/**
* This method applies f to each
* element of the given list.
*/
newlineAtEndOfFile
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Default: ``false``
If ``true``, newlines will be added at the end of all formatted files.
placeScaladocAsterisksBeneathSecondAsterisk
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Default: ``false``
If ``true``, Scaladoc asterisks will be placed beneath the second asterisk:
.. code:: scala
/** Wibble
* wobble
*/
class A
Otherwise, if ``false``, beneath the first asterisk:
.. code:: scala
/** Wibble
* wobble
*/
class A
preserveSpaceBeforeArguments
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Default: ``false``
If ``true``, the formatter will keep an existing space before a parenthesis argument. For example:
.. code:: scala
stack.pop() should equal (2)
Otherwise, if ``false``, spaces before arguments will always be removed.
rewriteArrowSymbols
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Default: ``false``
Replace arrow tokens uniformly, either as Unicode symbols or as ASCII, depending on the setting of
``useUnicodeArrows``. Starting from Scala 2.13, unicode arrows are deprecated.
For example, if ``useUnicodeArrows == true``:
.. code:: scala
for (n <- 1 to 10) n % 2 match {
case 0 => println("even")
case 1 => println("odd")
}
is formatted as:
.. code:: scala
for (n ← 1 to 10) n % 2 match {
case 0 ⇒ println("even")
case 1 ⇒ println("odd")
}
singleCasePatternOnNewline
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Default: ``true``
When ``singleCasePatternOnNewline`` is ``false`` the default behavior of forcing
a single case pattern onto a newline is disabled. This allows for the following formatting style:
.. code:: scala
items.map { case (key, value) =>
(key, transform(value))
}
spaceBeforeColon
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Default: ``false``
Whether to ensure a space before all single colons. For example, if ``false``, then:
.. code:: scala
def add[T: Numeric](a: T, b: T): Int = implictly[Numeric[T]].plus(a, b)
If ``true``, then:
.. code:: scala
def add[T : Numeric](a : T, b : T): Int = implictly[Numeric[T]].plus(a, b)
spaceBeforeContextColon
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Default: ``false``
Whether to ensure a space before colons in context bounds (the typeclass pattern). For example, if ``false``, then:
.. code:: scala
def newArray[T: ClassManifest](n: Int) = new Array[T](n)
If ``true``, then:
.. code:: scala
def newArray[T : ClassManifest](n: Int) = new Array[T](n)
spaceInsideBrackets
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Default: ``false``
Whether to use a space inside type brackets. For example, if ``true``, then:
.. code:: scala
Array[ String ]
If ``false``, then:
.. code:: scala
Array[String]
spaceInsideParentheses
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Default: ``false``
Whether to use a space inside non-empty parentheses. For example, if ``true``, then:
.. code:: scala
def main( args : Array[String] )
If ``false``, then:
.. code:: scala
def main(args : Array[String])
spacesAroundMultiImports
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Default: ``true``
Whether or not to add spaces around multi-imports.
For example, if ``false``, then:
.. code:: scala
import a.{b,c,d}
import foo.{bar => baz}
If ``true``, then:
.. code:: scala
import a.{ b, c, d }
import foo.{ bar => baz }
Compatibility note: Versions 0.1.6 & 0.1.7 of `Scalariform` used ``false``.
spacesWithinPatternBinders
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Default: ``true``
Whether to add a space around the @ token in pattern binders. For example, if ``true``,:
.. code:: scala
case elem @ Multi(values @ _*) =>
If ``false``,:
.. code:: scala
case elem@Multi(values@_*) =>
useUnicodeArrows
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Default: ``true``
Controls the replacement of arrows if ``rewriteArrowSymbols == true``. To use unicode arrows in your codebase
set to `true`, otherwise, set to false. For example, if ``useUnicodeArrows == false`` (and ``rewriteArrowSymbols == true``):
.. code:: scala
for (n ← 1 to 10) n % 2 match {
case 0 ⇒ println("even")
case 1 ⇒ println("odd")
}
is formatted as:
.. code:: scala
for (n <- 1 to 10) n % 2 match {
case 0 => println("even")
case 1 => println("odd")
}
Scala Style Guide
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Scalariform is compatible with the `Scala Style Guide`_ in the sense
that, given the right preference settings, source code that is
initially compliant with the Style Guide will not become uncompliant
after formatting. In a number of cases, running the formatter will
make uncompliant source more compliant.
=========================================== ========= =========
Preference Value Default?
=========================================== ========= =========
alignParameters ``false``
compactStringConcatenation ``false``
doubleIndentConstructorArguments ``true`` No
indentSpaces ``2``
placeScaladocAsterisksBeneathSecondAsterisk ``true`` No
preserveSpaceBeforeArguments ``false``
rewriteArrowSymbols ``false``
spaceBeforeColon ``false``
spaceInsideBrackets ``false``
spaceInsideParentheses ``false``
spacesAroundMultiImports ``false``
useUnicodeArrows ``true``
=========================================== ========= =========
Source Directives
-----------------
As well as global preferences, formatting can be tweaked at the source level through comments.
format: [ON|OFF]
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Disables the formatter for selective portions of a source file:
.. code:: scala
// format: OFF <-- this directive disables formatting from this point
class AsciiDSL {
n ¦- "1" -+ { n: Node =>
n ¦- "i"
n ¦- "ii"
n ¦- "iii"
n ¦- "iv"
n ¦- "v"
}
n ¦- "2"
n ¦- "3" -+ { n: Node =>
n ¦- "i"
n ¦- "ii" -+ { n: Node =>
n ¦- "a"
n ¦- "b"
n ¦- "c"
}
n ¦- "iii"
n ¦- "iv"
n ¦- "v"
}
// format: ON <-- formatter resumes from this point
...
}
// (see: http://dev.day.com/microsling/content/blogs/main/scalajcr2.html)
format: [+|-]
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Sets a preference for the entirety of the source file, overriding the global formatting settings:
.. code:: scala
// format: +preserveSpaceBeforeArguments
class StackSpec extends FlatSpec with ShouldMatchers {
// ...
stack.pop() should equal (2)
}