Using a specific extension to format particular code (json or xml).I found two solutions to this specific problem, even if they seems more a workaround than a proper solution: The same functionality can be used with Ctrl + K M or by selecting Change Language Mode from the command palette.
In the bottom right corner is available the Select Language Mode functionality that now let you select a formatting option, the default one is Plain Text. So you just need to press Select a language Start typing to dismiss, or don't show this again. IMPORTANT: Every time when VS Code is updated, check whether the fix is still in place and re-apply if needed.Now the new tab shows directly a selection mode that says:.If your Blade templates are configured to be detected as blade format, you may configure Beautify extension to treat blade format as HTML by adding blade to html list of the beautify.language setting. Use your current version number instead of `1.3.2`.Įdit js/lib/beautify-html.js and add the code from the gist.Ĭonfigure VS Code to treat Blade templates as HTML by adding "*.blade.php": "html" to files.associations setting as shown below. On Windows, go to %USERPROFILE%\.vscode\extensions\HookyQR.beautify-1.3.2\node_modules\js-beautify. On Unix, go to ~/.vscode/extensions/HookyQR.beautify-1.3.2/node_modules/js-beautify. Hopefully someone can make it into a separate extension. You would have to repeat this every time Beautify extension is updated. I have to admit that this process is not very user-friendly. See instructions and code below for more details. I forked Faizal’s code and added support for Windows line endings and empty section directives. Then I found this gist where Faizal Dwi Nugraha suggested a hack to support Blade directives for js-beautify used by Beautify extension. I tried Laravel Blade Snippets extension but it moves some of the Blade directives into one line.
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