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How to prevent visual studio code from putting line breaks in my JSX?
I'm trying to set up my visual studio code to clean up or beautify my JSX/JS when coding in React.
I have several prettier formatting plugins installed. When I do 'Format Document', it makes my code look horrible.
Something nice like this:
<Map
style={{
height: "100%",
width: "100%",
margin: "0 auto"
}}
center={position}
zoom={10}>
turns into junk like this...
return ( <
Map style = {
{
height: "100%",
width: "100%",
margin: "0 auto"
}
}
center = {
position
}
zoom = {
10
} >
<
I've searched through many settings files...what is controlling this? I turned on Prettier: Jsx Bracket Same Line to be true. I set the character width to be wide. I turned off any line break things. I honestly have no idea why it's making my jsx look horribly unreadable. When I drop this same code into https://prettier.io/playground, it looks fine coming out.
What setting is putting my code onto separate lines?
reactjs visual-studio formatting jsx
asked Jan 2 at 21:55
Kyle PennellKyle Pennell
1,59212142
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I'm trying to set up my visual studio code to clean up or beautify my JSX/JS when coding in React.
I have several prettier formatting plugins installed. When I do 'Format Document', it makes my code look horrible.
Something nice like this:
<Map
style={{
height: "100%",
width: "100%",
margin: "0 auto"
}}
center={position}
zoom={10}>
turns into junk like this...
return ( <
Map style = {
{
height: "100%",
width: "100%",
margin: "0 auto"
}
}
center = {
position
}
zoom = {
10
} >
<
I've searched through many settings files...what is controlling this? I turned on Prettier: Jsx Bracket Same Line to be true. I set the character width to be wide. I turned off any line break things. I honestly have no idea why it's making my jsx look horribly unreadable. When I drop this same code into https://prettier.io/playground, it looks fine coming out.
What setting is putting my code onto separate lines?
reactjs visual-studio formatting jsx
asked Jan 2 at 21:55
Kyle PennellKyle Pennell
1,59212142
Possible duplicate of this, stackoverflow.com/questions/42920590/… see that link for some tips
– Dvid Silva
Jan 3 at 0:11
1
@DvidSilva That solved it. Do I close this question or answer it?
– Kyle Pennell
Jan 3 at 1:02
1
you can close it probs. or mark as answered. or add an edit/comment
– Dvid Silva
Jan 4 at 2:54
1
Possible duplicate of vscode - jsx code formatting not correct
– Kyle Pennell
Jan 4 at 17:19
add a comment |
I'm trying to set up my visual studio code to clean up or beautify my JSX/JS when coding in React.
I have several prettier formatting plugins installed. When I do 'Format Document', it makes my code look horrible.
Something nice like this:
<Map
style={{
height: "100%",
width: "100%",
margin: "0 auto"
}}
center={position}
zoom={10}>
turns into junk like this...
return ( <
Map style = {
{
height: "100%",
width: "100%",
margin: "0 auto"
}
}
center = {
position
}
zoom = {
10
} >
<
I've searched through many settings files...what is controlling this? I turned on Prettier: Jsx Bracket Same Line to be true. I set the character width to be wide. I turned off any line break things. I honestly have no idea why it's making my jsx look horribly unreadable. When I drop this same code into https://prettier.io/playground, it looks fine coming out.
What setting is putting my code onto separate lines?
reactjs visual-studio formatting jsx
asked Jan 2 at 21:55
Kyle PennellKyle Pennell
1,59212142
I'm trying to set up my visual studio code to clean up or beautify my JSX/JS when coding in React.
I have several prettier formatting plugins installed. When I do 'Format Document', it makes my code look horrible.
Something nice like this:
<Map
style={{
height: "100%",
width: "100%",
margin: "0 auto"
}}
center={position}
zoom={10}>
turns into junk like this...
return ( <
Map style = {
{
height: "100%",
width: "100%",
margin: "0 auto"
}
}
center = {
position
}
zoom = {
10
} >
<
I've searched through many settings files...what is controlling this? I turned on Prettier: Jsx Bracket Same Line to be true. I set the character width to be wide. I turned off any line break things. I honestly have no idea why it's making my jsx look horribly unreadable. When I drop this same code into https://prettier.io/playground, it looks fine coming out.
What setting is putting my code onto separate lines?
reactjs visual-studio formatting jsx
reactjs visual-studio formatting jsx
asked Jan 2 at 21:55
Kyle PennellKyle Pennell
1,59212142
asked Jan 2 at 21:55
Kyle PennellKyle Pennell
1,59212142
asked Jan 2 at 21:55
Kyle PennellKyle Pennell
1,59212142
asked Jan 2 at 21:55
Kyle PennellKyle Pennell
1,59212142
asked Jan 2 at 21:55
Kyle PennellKyle Pennell
1,59212142
1,59212142
Possible duplicate of this, stackoverflow.com/questions/42920590/… see that link for some tips
– Dvid Silva
Jan 3 at 0:11
1
@DvidSilva That solved it. Do I close this question or answer it?
– Kyle Pennell
Jan 3 at 1:02
1
you can close it probs. or mark as answered. or add an edit/comment
– Dvid Silva
Jan 4 at 2:54
1
Possible duplicate of vscode - jsx code formatting not correct
– Kyle Pennell
Jan 4 at 17:19
add a comment |
Possible duplicate of this, stackoverflow.com/questions/42920590/… see that link for some tips
– Dvid Silva
Jan 3 at 0:11
1
@DvidSilva That solved it. Do I close this question or answer it?
– Kyle Pennell
Jan 3 at 1:02
1
you can close it probs. or mark as answered. or add an edit/comment
– Dvid Silva
Jan 4 at 2:54
1
Possible duplicate of vscode - jsx code formatting not correct
– Kyle Pennell
Jan 4 at 17:19
Possible duplicate of this, stackoverflow.com/questions/42920590/… see that link for some tips
– Dvid Silva
Jan 3 at 0:11
Possible duplicate of this, stackoverflow.com/questions/42920590/… see that link for some tips
– Dvid Silva
Jan 3 at 0:11
1
1
@DvidSilva That solved it. Do I close this question or answer it?
– Kyle Pennell
Jan 3 at 1:02
@DvidSilva That solved it. Do I close this question or answer it?
– Kyle Pennell
Jan 3 at 1:02
1
1
you can close it probs. or mark as answered. or add an edit/comment
– Dvid Silva
Jan 4 at 2:54
you can close it probs. or mark as answered. or add an edit/comment
– Dvid Silva
Jan 4 at 2:54
1
1
Possible duplicate of vscode - jsx code formatting not correct
– Kyle Pennell
Jan 4 at 17:19
Possible duplicate of vscode - jsx code formatting not correct
– Kyle Pennell
Jan 4 at 17:19
add a comment |
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Possible duplicate of this, stackoverflow.com/questions/42920590/… see that link for some tips
– Dvid Silva
Jan 3 at 0:11
1
@DvidSilva That solved it. Do I close this question or answer it?
– Kyle Pennell
Jan 3 at 1:02
1
you can close it probs. or mark as answered. or add an edit/comment
– Dvid Silva
Jan 4 at 2:54
1
Possible duplicate of vscode - jsx code formatting not correct
– Kyle Pennell
Jan 4 at 17:19