Intendation for const variables

It’s likely that this issued has already raised in the repo, but I could not find it 😞

My proposal is to change aligning of const variables declaration.

Current view:

const locomotive = require('locomotive'),
  Controller = locomotive.Controller;

Desired:

const locomotive = require('locomotive'),
      Controller = locomotive.Controller,

[vjeux]

You are the first to have raised it.

Some thoughts:

• Nowhere in prettier do we indent by an arbitrary amount of spaces to match the indentation of a keyword. So this would be an exception and may be seen as inconsistent.

• If you have series of const and let, it would look very odd having the indentation be off.

const locomotive = require('locomotive'),
      Controller = locomotive.Controller;
let locomotive = require('locomotive'),
    Controller = locomotive.Controller;

My suggestion is for you to add a const before each line, this way they all look nicely aligned:

const locomotive = require('locomotive');
const Controller = locomotive.Controller;

[lydell]

I use one const (or let or var) per variable. Makes it easier to move the declarations around.