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gofumpt is a Go language tool and source code formatter. It functions as an opinionated code styler that applies a strict and consistent visual style to Go source files to ensure a standardized appearance across a codebase.
The main features of mvdan/gofumpt are: Source Code Formatters, Go Formatting Tools, Opinionated Formatting Engines, Source Code Formatting, Code Print Formatters, AST-Based Source Transformations, Continuous Integration Checks, Simplification Patterns.
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google-java-format is a Java code formatter and style enforcement tool. It reformats Java source code to adhere to a standardized style guide, ensuring consistent layout and indentation across entire projects or individual files. The project functions as a build pipeline linting tool for continuous integration workflows and as an IDE formatting plugin to replace native editor formatting. It can be embedded as a formatting library within code generation software to ensure machine-written output remains human-readable. The tool provides capabilities for reorganizing source code indentation and
This project is a collection of official toolsets and server implementations designed for the parsing, formatting, and semantic analysis of the Go programming language. It includes a language server that provides real-time code intelligence and automated editing capabilities to editors via the Language Server Protocol. The toolset provides a suite of utilities for source code formatting and static analysis. This includes automated standardization of code layout, import organization, and the generation of string representation methods for enumerated types. The project covers broad static anal
rustfmt is a Rust code formatter that operates as a Cargo subcommand, applying consistent formatting to Rust source files according to official style guidelines. It parses source code into a syntax tree, applies formatting rules to tree nodes, and pretty-prints the result back to text, with support for TOML-driven configuration that allows per-project style customization. The formatter is edition-aware, automatically selecting formatting rules based on the Rust edition specified in the project, and supports a style edition override that decouples formatting rules from the Rust edition used fo
YAPF is a Python code formatter and style compliance tool. It operates as an AST-based reformatter that uses concrete syntax trees to ensure structural consistency and a uniform visual presentation across source files. The engine utilizes a penalty-based layout optimizer to determine the best line breaks by calculating numerical costs for different formatting choices. It employs a multi-process code processor to distribute the formatting of multiple files across several CPU cores. The tool covers source code reformatting through in-place file modifications, difference analysis, and the proce