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Put ">" on newline when wrapping multiple attributes
See original GitHub issueFor multiple attributes that extend beyond the printWidth, I would prefer this:
<div
attr="foo"
attr="foo"
attr="foo"
attr="foo"
>bar</div>
over
<div
attr="foo"
attr="foo"
attr="foo"
attr="foo">bar</div>
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- Created 5 years ago
- Comments:5 (3 by maintainers)
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@nivv yes, the experiment of this project is to align them all together. There aren’t “wrong” formatting here. There are styles and a lot of opinions 😄 I’m trying to be productive and prettyhtml helps a lot to be in teams.
@StarpTech I see, I wasn’t aware. Languages differ in their style guides. This is awesome for Vue, but if I want to use this for another language the format is “wrong”. No worries though!