Brackets same line Issue/template literals issue

Prettier 1.16.1 Playground link

# Options (if any):
# using prettier-standard package

Input:

docRef.update({[`schedule.${this.state.currDbLoc}.submission`]: selectedSubmission})

// -- or --

docRef.update({
  [`schedule.${this.state.currDbLoc}.submission`]: selectedSubmission
})

Output:

docRef
            .update({
              [`schedule.${
                this.state.currDbLoc
              }.submission`]: selectedSubmission
            })

Expected behavior: Should produce (or stay as):

docRef.update({
  [`schedule.${this.state.currDbLoc}.submission`]: selectedSubmission
})

I’m using the prettier-standard package which uses this package to format and I’m getting this really weird formatting using a template literal inside an object key.

This seems partially like an issue with brackets on the same line rule of standard not being followed, and something else to do with the template literal.

Apart from this issue I do also have issues happening just with the brackets on same line rule not being followed, I just thought this one would showcase more.

[brodybits]

Thanks @jyoung295 for the response. The issue with printWidth definitely makes sense to me. I hope we will converge on a more consistent solution, someday in the future.

Closing now. Please don’t hesitate to ask if you encounter any more issues or have any more questions in the future.

[jyoung295]

I tried with the latest prettierx and it didn’t fix it. However, when I manually fixed it then ran the formatter, it didn’t break it either. This led me to think that it could be a printWidth issue, so I set a large printWidth in a .prettierrc file and went back to using the prettier-standard package (which uses prettierx 0.3.0) and it worked totally fine.

In that last part I just meant I was seeing other places in my code where brackets were being separated to multiple lines, but those are all fixed aswell now.

Thanks for your help! I’m only a little embarrassed that it was such a simple issue 😅