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prettier-plugin-gml

v0.1.3

Published

Adds GML language support to Prettier

Downloads

6

Readme

Prettier GML Plugin

Overview

This plugin enhances Prettier, a tool for automatically formatting your code in an opinionated way. This adds Game Maker Language (.gml file) support in the context of Game Maker Studio 2.

Example

Before

var enemy = argument0; var damage = argument1

with(enemy)
{

	  self.hp-=damage
	if(self.hp<=0){instance_destroy(self)}
}

After

var enemy = argument0;
var damage = argument1;

with (enemy) {
  self.hp -= damage;
  if (self.hp <= 0) {
    instance_destroy(self);
  }
}

Beautiful! 🌼

Installation

Install the prequisites, then follow either the global or local install below.

Prerequisites

Node and npm must be installed. They can be installed together from here: https://nodejs.org/

You can then verify that Node and npm have been installed correctly by entering the following commands into any terminal such as Powershell:

node -v
npm -v

If you see a version number for each of them, success! Otherwise, try uninstalling your current version of Node and reinstall it.

Global Install

This will install Prettier and the Prettier GML plugin globally on your machine, meaning it can be used for all of your projects.

npm install -g --save-exact prettier prettier-plugin-gml

Local Install

This will install Prettier and the Prettier GML plugin ONLY for a single Game Maker project. Open up a terminal in the directory of your Game Maker project and run the following commands:

npm init
npm install --save-dev --save-exact prettier prettier-plugin-gml

Usage

⚠️IMPORTANT NOTICE⚠️

This extension is still experimental, please be sure to commit your code into version control or have a backup before using this! There may be uncaught bugs that have the potential to delete code. If using VS Code, this is fixable with an "undo" command after saving.

VS Code

Prettier integrates directly into VS Code! Once you have done the above setup, just install the "Prettier" and "GML Support" VS Code extensions. You may need to enable "editor.formatOnSave" in your VS Code preferences, and now when you save a GML file it should automatically format itself!

WARNING: If you followed the global install, this will cause Prettier to start formatting all files you open with VS Code that are supported with Prettier (such as HTML, JS, and CSS files).

Command Line

To use without VS Code, simply follow the installation above and open up a terminal in the directory of your Game Maker project. Then just run

prettier --write .

For more advanced configurations, the Prettier docs have fantastic explanations of the command line options: https://prettier.io/docs/en/cli.html

Troubleshooting

  • One of the most common fixes may be to simply reinstall Node and npm from https://nodejs.org/
  • If your Node and/or npm versions are very old (<12 or <6.14 respectively), uninstall and reinstall them with more up to date versions
  • If you cannot find an answer to your issue after carefully reading through the installation and usage instructions, file an issue right here!