Conflict with standard in nested ternary expression

Prettier 1.16.4 Playground link

--parser babylon

Input:

export const foo = function (r, isSpace) {
  const type = /work|trabajo|empresa|negocio/i.test(r.Type)
    ? 't'
    : /home|hogar|Personal|Particular|casa/i.test(r.Type)
      ? ''
      : null

  return type
}

Output:

export const foo = function(r, isSpace) {
  const type = /work|trabajo|empresa|negocio/i.test(r.Type)
    ? "t"
    : /home|hogar|Personal|Particular|casa/i.test(r.Type)
    ? ""
    : null;

  return type;
};

Expected behavior:

The Input must be preserved.

The ESLint indent rule for StandardJS has flatTernaryExpressions: true, as seen in enforce consistent indentation (indent).

@brodybits , thanks for your awesome fork!

[aMarCruz]

@brodybits hi, the plugin is ready for testing: eslint-plugin-prettierx.

I am using it since yesterday in my current project and it seems to work without problems. Right now I’m testing it with eslint-config-standardized that is my personal config.

Maybe when I have the time will try to use prettierx as a postproccesor or with a custom parser to solve some issues related to ASI, comment directives, and other things (or send a PR to Prettier to fix these).

[brodybits]

Today I will finish a plugin for eslint+prettierx (with presets for Standard and Prettierx) that can be used with the VS-Code ESLint extension.

I will add a pointer if you publish it.