Disable Beautify on Save on per-language basis

[garrows]

Hi,
Love this package.

Is there a way to disable it from formatting certain languages?

My colleague hates how it formats .less files and therefore disables the beautify on save feature. Then whenever he touches code, the formatting is wrong.

Cheers

[Glavin001]

Not as of yet. This is a potential feature that could be in a future release. Thanks for the idea.

[Glavin001]

@garrows if you colleague has some time I would love to see an Issue with the problems they are having with the LESS formating. The LESS beautification is handled by Pretty-Diff and the maintainer of Pretty-Diff has been very active in solving bugs and adding new features. There may already be support in Pretty-Diff for the desired style and a configuration is all that needs to be changed / maybe I need to update the Atom Beautify dependencies.
I hope something can be done to improve your experience with Atom Beautify. Thanks for your feedback!

[minimit]

It would be useful also to add .txt files to that feature

I keep getting this error when i save .txt

Unsupported language for grammar 'Plain Text'

edit: I see you can disable error messages, nice!

[garrows]

You can disable the errors already at least.
On 16/10/2014 12:36 am, "Riccardo Caroli" [email protected] wrote:

It would be useful also to add .txt files to that feature

I keep getting this error when i save .txt
Unsupported language for grammar 'Plain Text'

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[MetaMemoryT]

How do you disable errors?

[MetaMemoryT]

I would like to disable markdown-beautify.coffee for github markdown and pandoc is not installed

[Glavin001]

You can use the Atom Beautify package options: https://github.com/Glavin001/atom-beautify#package-options

So in your case, look for muteUnsupportedLanguageErrors in the package's options, which would show up as Mute Unsupported Language Errors. Turn that on, to true.

[MetaMemoryT]

Thanks

[MetaMemoryT]

I implemented this feature. See #141

[Glavin001]

Published to v0.17.0