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When formatting a file does not indent after section.

Actual

Expected

Trying to use this plugin, auto indenting is not working on HTML code inside blade brackets

I believe it is in relation to this issue I found on the main VS Code site, as I ran the Inspection command suggested and the language does show up as "blade" language and not HTML. The suggested fix for the extension to identify the internal code as HTML.

microsoft/vscode#39142 (comment)

I verified I do have this config setting on my settings file per the documentation.

"emmet.includeLanguages": { "blade": "html" },

Hi!

Is there a way to skip formatting parts of the code? e.g. markdown areas etc
Something like https://github.com/shufo/vscode-blade-formatter#disabling-format-in-file

Thank you!

I installed this extension, but there's no blade file type to chose from, nor does the highlighting change to support blade – It just defaults to php. Secondly, in the extensions manager, I can't disable or enable this extension. The only option is to uninstall.

VS Code 1.40.2

Here are some more details about OpenVSX, its goal, and why it was created

For that reason, I can't easily use your extension anymore, could you publish on OpenVSX too?
(It's typically just a matter of running npx ovsx publish - you can also check the full guide for publishing)

Thank you so much for this awesome extension !

Do you know if there is a way to make linked editing work with blade files as it works with simple html files ?

tried to do formatting on controller.php via CTRL + SHIFT + F or ALT + SHIFT + F. nothing works
already set up the settings.json and reload vscode

If an @if statement's boolean expression uses a less than character (<), it will cause of if statement to incorrectly auto-format all on one line.

Example:

{{-- This is fine - will format correctly --}}
@if (1 > 5)
A
@elseif (true)
B
@endif

{{-- This is not - will format it all on one line --}}
@if (1 < 5) A @elseif (true) B @endif @endsection

The formatter workers for the most part but it is interpreting Blade incorrectly from a javascript context, breaking the brackets because it thinks it is a javascript function and what not.

I suggest the formatter must check if there is a double bracket {{ or a bracket with double exclamation points {!! to avoid breaking it.

You can see the screenshots for reference:

Wrong formatting

Correct formatting (after manual correction of the lines)

Add the snippet for switch component

@switch($value)
  @case(value)
  @endcase
  @default
@endswitch

I tested a few blade extensions. They all can't highlight correct code like this. Can you do anything about it?

@extends('lay')

@section('content')

@include('nav')

<style media="screen">

@if (Input::old('show'))
.hide_year {
  display: table-cell;
}
@else
.hide_year {
  display: none;
}
@endif
</style>