https://github.com/weavejester/cljfmt
Default indents rules https://github.com/weavejester/cljfmt/blob/master/cljfmt/resources/cljfmt/indents/clojure.clj
.lsp/config.edn
Example:
{:cljfmt {:remove-multiple-non-indenting-spaces? true
:split-keypairs-over-multiple-lines? false
:indents {assoc [[:inner 0]]
assoc-in [[:block 1]]
update [[:inner 0]]
update-in [[:block 1]]
swap! [[:block 2]]
select-keys [[:inner 0]]
reg-event-fx [[:inner 0]]
reg-event-db [[:inner 0]]
reg-fx [[:inner 0]]
db-get [[:inner 0]]
on-value [[:inner 0]]}}}There are only 2 kinds of indentations so far.
By default, when the first form arg is not on the same line as symbol, it will be inner, else it will be block
Inner indentation helps produces more compact code for concision.
(sym arg
arg
arg)cljfmt allows customizing the behavior by forcing inner indentation at a form-depth and form-index
A form is the entire "parenthesis + symbol + args". And a form depth is always relative to the symbol.
A form depth of zero relative to foo will include the entirety of foo.
So given the following rule, (assoc will always be inner indented regardless of how many form params are on the same line as form symbol)
:indents {assoc [[:inner 0]]}Block indentation helps emphasize an important form (eg. let, letfn) by indenting arguments to match the level of first form argument.
(sym arg
arg
arg)cljfmt allows conditional block indentation by specifying a rule argument line-arg-count-threshold.
line-arg-count is counted from the number of form arguments following form symbol on the same line.
For eg. the following form will compute line-arg-count-threshold == 3
(foo a b c
c d
)Now, if the count is more than the threshold, block indentation will be activated, otherwise it falls back to inner
Given {foo [[:block 3]]}:
(foo a b c
d
e)
;; is still inner, hence
(foo a b c
d
e)
;; whereas
(foo a b c d
e
f)
;; will become block, hence
(foo a b c d
e
f)