This package provides a Prettier plugin for liquidsoap code as well as a liquidsoap-prettier binary for formatting liquidsoap scripts.

The liquidsoap-prettier command-line utility should be installed with this package and should be available following the usual node package binary conventions.

Format one or more files in place:

$ liquidsoap-prettier -w path/to/file.liq "path/with/glob/pattern/**/*.liq"

Print formatted output to stdout (single file only):

$ liquidsoap-prettier path/to/file.liq

Read from stdin and write to stdout:

$ cat path/to/file.liq | liquidsoap-prettier --stdin-filepath file.liq

Check whether files are already formatted (useful in CI):

$ liquidsoap-prettier -c path/to/file.liq "path/with/glob/pattern/**/*.liq"

Returns exit code 0 when all files are already formatted, 2 otherwise.

Dump the parsed AST as JSON (useful when debugging the printer):

$ liquidsoap-prettier --dump-ast path/to/file.liq

Print the version or show all options:

$ liquidsoap-prettier --version
$ liquidsoap-prettier --help

The package also provides a prettier plugin which can be used to add liquidsoap script parsing to your project. To enable, you need a local package.json.

First, install the required packages:

npm install -D prettier liquidsoap-prettier

Then add the plugin to your Prettier config:

// .prettierrc
{
  "plugins": ["liquidsoap-prettier"]
}

The code is built using the prettier API and a JSON parser exported via js_of_ocaml from the liquidsoap code.

The JSON parser builtin from liquidsoap code is not commited to this repository. You can download it using the dev:prepare npm script. For instance:

npm run dev:prepare

If you are working on changes to the liquidsoap language and want to rebuild the parser, you can either install your changes using opam pin and then run dune build, or build against your local liquidsoap tree directly without pinning by pointing OCAMLPATH at the build artifacts:

# 1. Build and stage the liquidsoap libraries (no install required)
cd /path/to/liquidsoap && dune build @install

# 2. Build the prettier parser against those libraries
cd /path/to/liquidsoap-prettier
OCAMLPATH=/path/to/liquidsoap/_build/install/default/lib dune build

OCAMLPATH makes the OCaml toolchain find the liquidsoap libraries from the local build tree rather than the opam switch, so your changes are picked up immediately without any pinning or reinstallation.