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feat: break long lines on type arguments #584

clementdessoude merged 1 commit into from
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@jtkiesel jtkiesel commented Jul 9, 2023 •
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What changed with this PR:

Long lines containing type arguments (i.e. those that previously violated printWidth) are now broken on type arguments the way Prettier JavaScript does (on TypeScript).

Example

Input

class Example {

  <A extends ShortClassName & ShortClassName & ShortClassName & ShortClassName, B extends ShortClassName & ShortClassName & ShortClassName & ShortClassName & ShortClassName, C extends ExtremelyLongAndObnoxiousClassName<ExtremelyLongAndObnoxiousClassName<ExtremelyLongAndObnoxiousClassName, ExtremelyLongAndObnoxiousClassName>, ExtremelyLongAndObnoxiousClassName> & ExtremelyLongAndObnoxiousInterfaceName & ExtremelyLongAndObnoxiousInterfaceName & ExtremelyLongAndObnoxiousInterfaceName> void example(
    ExtremelyLongAndObnoxiousClassName<ExtremelyLongAndObnoxiousClassName> parameter,
    ExtremelyLongAndObnoxiousClassName<ExtremelyLongAndObnoxiousClassName<ExtremelyLongAndObnoxiousClassName, ExtremelyLongAndObnoxiousClassName>, ExtremelyLongAndObnoxiousClassName> parameter
  ) {
    ExtremelyLongAndObnoxiousClassName<ExtremelyLongAndObnoxiousClassName> variable;

    ExtremelyLongAndObnoxiousClassName<ExtremelyLongAndObnoxiousClassName<ExtremelyLongAndObnoxiousClassName, ExtremelyLongAndObnoxiousClassName>, ExtremelyLongAndObnoxiousClassName> variable;

    ExtremelyLongAndObnoxiousClassName<ExtremelyLongAndObnoxiousClassName<ExtremelyLongAndObnoxiousClassName, ExtremelyLongAndObnoxiousClassName>, ExtremelyLongAndObnoxiousClassName> variable =
      new MyExtremelyLongAndObnoxiousClassName<>();

    ExtremelyLongAndObnoxiousClassName<ExtremelyLongAndObnoxiousClassName<ExtremelyLongAndObnoxiousClassName, ExtremelyLongAndObnoxiousClassName>, ExtremelyLongAndObnoxiousClassName> variable =
      new MyExtremelyLongAndObnoxiousClassName<ExtremelyLongAndObnoxiousClassName<ExtremelyLongAndObnoxiousClassName, ExtremelyLongAndObnoxiousClassName>, ExtremelyLongAndObnoxiousClassName>();

    ExtremelyLongAndObnoxiousClassName<ExtremelyLongAndObnoxiousClassName<ExtremelyLongAndObnoxiousClassName, ExtremelyLongAndObnoxiousClassName>, ExtremelyLongAndObnoxiousClassName> aParticularlyLongAndObnoxiousNameForIllustrativePurposes =
      new MyExtremelyLongAndObnoxiousClassName<ExtremelyLongAndObnoxiousClassName<ExtremelyLongAndObnoxiousClassName, ExtremelyLongAndObnoxiousClassName>, ExtremelyLongAndObnoxiousClassName>();

    new MyExtremelyLongAndObnoxiousClassName<ExtremelyLongAndObnoxiousClassName<ExtremelyLongAndObnoxiousClassName, ExtremelyLongAndObnoxiousClassName>, ExtremelyLongAndObnoxiousClassName>()
      .method();
  }
}

Output

class Example {

  <
    A extends ShortClassName & ShortClassName & ShortClassName & ShortClassName,
    B extends ShortClassName
      & ShortClassName
      & ShortClassName
      & ShortClassName
      & ShortClassName,
    C extends ExtremelyLongAndObnoxiousClassName<
      ExtremelyLongAndObnoxiousClassName<
        ExtremelyLongAndObnoxiousClassName,
        ExtremelyLongAndObnoxiousClassName
      >,
      ExtremelyLongAndObnoxiousClassName
    >
      & ExtremelyLongAndObnoxiousInterfaceName
      & ExtremelyLongAndObnoxiousInterfaceName
      & ExtremelyLongAndObnoxiousInterfaceName
  > void example(
    ExtremelyLongAndObnoxiousClassName<
      ExtremelyLongAndObnoxiousClassName
    > parameter,
    ExtremelyLongAndObnoxiousClassName<
      ExtremelyLongAndObnoxiousClassName<
        ExtremelyLongAndObnoxiousClassName,
        ExtremelyLongAndObnoxiousClassName
      >,
      ExtremelyLongAndObnoxiousClassName
    > parameter
  ) {
    ExtremelyLongAndObnoxiousClassName<
      ExtremelyLongAndObnoxiousClassName
    > variable;

    ExtremelyLongAndObnoxiousClassName<
      ExtremelyLongAndObnoxiousClassName<
        ExtremelyLongAndObnoxiousClassName,
        ExtremelyLongAndObnoxiousClassName
      >,
      ExtremelyLongAndObnoxiousClassName
    > variable;

    ExtremelyLongAndObnoxiousClassName<
      ExtremelyLongAndObnoxiousClassName<
        ExtremelyLongAndObnoxiousClassName,
        ExtremelyLongAndObnoxiousClassName
      >,
      ExtremelyLongAndObnoxiousClassName
    > variable = new MyExtremelyLongAndObnoxiousClassName<>();

    ExtremelyLongAndObnoxiousClassName<
      ExtremelyLongAndObnoxiousClassName<
        ExtremelyLongAndObnoxiousClassName,
        ExtremelyLongAndObnoxiousClassName
      >,
      ExtremelyLongAndObnoxiousClassName
    > variable = new MyExtremelyLongAndObnoxiousClassName<
      ExtremelyLongAndObnoxiousClassName<
        ExtremelyLongAndObnoxiousClassName,
        ExtremelyLongAndObnoxiousClassName
      >,
      ExtremelyLongAndObnoxiousClassName
    >();

    ExtremelyLongAndObnoxiousClassName<
      ExtremelyLongAndObnoxiousClassName<
        ExtremelyLongAndObnoxiousClassName,
        ExtremelyLongAndObnoxiousClassName
      >,
      ExtremelyLongAndObnoxiousClassName
    > aParticularlyLongAndObnoxiousNameForIllustrativePurposes =
      new MyExtremelyLongAndObnoxiousClassName<
        ExtremelyLongAndObnoxiousClassName<
          ExtremelyLongAndObnoxiousClassName,
          ExtremelyLongAndObnoxiousClassName
        >,
        ExtremelyLongAndObnoxiousClassName
      >();

    new MyExtremelyLongAndObnoxiousClassName<
      ExtremelyLongAndObnoxiousClassName<
        ExtremelyLongAndObnoxiousClassName,
        ExtremelyLongAndObnoxiousClassName
      >,
      ExtremelyLongAndObnoxiousClassName
    >()
      .method();
  }
}

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@jtkiesel jtkiesel force-pushed the feat/break-on-type-arguments branch from 2c6b86c to b946ef0 Compare July 9, 2023 07:49
@jtkiesel jtkiesel force-pushed the feat/break-on-type-arguments branch from b946ef0 to 8764988 Compare July 10, 2023 07:48
@jtkiesel jtkiesel changed the title feat: break long variable declarations/assignments on type arguments feat: break long lines on type arguments Jul 10, 2023
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clementdessoude commented Jul 22, 2023

LGTM ! Thanks @jtkiesel !

@clementdessoude clementdessoude merged commit 20da8ea into jhipster:main Jul 22, 2023
@jtkiesel jtkiesel deleted the feat/break-on-type-arguments branch July 22, 2023 07:39
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