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@cjting/prettier_d

v0.1.3

Published

Speed up prettier by running in the daemon

Downloads

14

Readme

prettier_d

Run prettier in a separate daemon process to speed it up.

prettier_d has no dependencies because it bundles prettier with it. The bundled version is 2.5.1.

This project is modfied from prettier_d_slim.

Install && Usage

$ npm install -g @cjting/prettier_d
# specify a file
$ prettier_d test.js
# or use stdin
$ prettier_d --stdin --stdin-path test.js < test.js

prettier_d will try to resolve the prettier config path from the input path (or use --stdin-path if input comes from stdin).

You can use --config-path to clearly specify it.

Use these commands the control the daemon process:

  • pretter_d status: check daemon status
  • pretter_d start: start the daemon
  • pretter_d stop: stop the daemon
  • pretter_d restart: restart the daemon

The daemon statsu file is in ~/.pretter_d.

Change Log

0.1.x

First release version.