General JSX Improvements
Problem
Remaining - [ ] Expand last argument of arrow function [code block] Right now turns to [code block] - [ ] Wrong indent for arrow functions inside of `{}` [code block] - [ ] single arrays and objects should stay on the same line and not put on the next indent [code block] should be [code block] and [code block] should be [code block] Fixed - [X] Put parenthesis for bracket-less arrow functions [code block] - [X] Put parenthesis for return [code block] - [X] Puts parenthesis for variable declaration [code block] - [X] Preserve space between text nodes and jsx elements in a single line [code block] - [X] Properly escape quotes [code block] should turn into [code block] - [X] Use double quotes for jsx attributes even with `--single-quote` [code block] - [X] Should print names with `.` correctly [code block] - [X] brackets should be on the same line as the attributes [code block] should be [code block] (Note: the original issue has been replaced with this list of remaining items, so comments below might not make sense)
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Enhance JSX Formatting and Style Consistency
The current JSX formatting does not adhere to best practices, leading to inconsistent code style and readability issues. This includes improper indentation, incorrect placement of parentheses, and inconsistent use of quotes and line breaks.
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Expand Last Argument of Arrow Functions
Ensure that the last argument of arrow functions is expanded to improve readability. This helps in understanding the function's parameters at a glance.
javascriptconst exampleFunction = (a, b, c) => { return a + b + c; } - 2
Correct Indentation for Arrow Functions Inside Braces
Adjust the indentation of arrow functions that are defined within curly braces to maintain a consistent style throughout the codebase.
javascriptconst example = { method: () => { return true; } } - 3
Keep Single Arrays and Objects on One Line
Ensure that single arrays and objects are not split into multiple lines unnecessarily. This improves readability and maintains a cleaner code structure.
javascriptconst singleArray = [1, 2, 3]; const singleObject = { key: 'value' }; - 4
Use Double Quotes for JSX Attributes
Update all JSX attributes to use double quotes, even when the '--single-quote' option is enabled. This aligns with standard JSX practices.
javascript<Component prop="value" /> - 5
Ensure Proper Escaping of Quotes
Review and escape any quotes within JSX to prevent syntax errors and ensure the code renders correctly.
javascript<div title="This is a 'quote' example">Content</div>
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Alex Chen
2450 rep