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# prettier-plugin-jinja-template Formatter plugin for jinja2 template files. ## Install ```bash npm install --save-dev prettier prettier-plugin-jinja-template ``` Add the plugin to your `.prettierrc`: ```json { "plugins": ["prettier-plugin-jinja-template"] } ``` ## Use To format basic .html files, you'll have to override the used parser inside your `.prettierrc`: ```json { "overrides": [ { "files": ["*.html"], "options": { "parser": "jinja-template" } } ] } ``` Run it on all HTML files in your project: ```bash npx prettier --write **/*.html ``` If you don't have a prettier config you can run the plugin with this command: ```bash npx prettier --plugin=prettier-plugin-jinja-template --parser=jinja-template --write **/*.html ``` ### Ignoring Code Using range ignores is the best way to tell prettier to ignore part of files. Most of the time this is necessary for Jinja tags inside `script` or `style` tags: ```html <!-- prettier-ignore-start --> <script> window.someData = {{ data | safe }} </script> <!-- prettier-ignore-end --> <!-- prettier-ignore-start --> <style> :root { --accent-color: {{ theme_accent_color }} } </style> <!-- prettier-ignore-end --> ``` Or using Jinja comments: ```jinja {# prettier-ignore-start #} <script> window.someData = {{ data | safe }} </script> {# prettier-ignore-end #} {# prettier-ignore-start #} <style> :root { --accent-color: {{ theme_accent_color }} } </style> {# prettier-ignore-end #} ```