A lightweight Fortran pretty-printer (indenter) for free-form source code.

fpretty is a simple command-line tool that automatically indents modern, free-form Fortran code. It reads from standard input or a file and writes the formatted code to standard output.

fpretty is built using the Fortran Package Manager (fpm). You'll need to have fpm installed to build the project.

1. Clone the repository:

   git clone https://github.com/jmriff/format-fortran.git
   cd fpretty

2. Build and install with fpm:

   fpm install

fpretty can be used in several ways:

• From standard input:

  cat my_fortran_file.f90 | fpretty

• With a single file:

  fpretty my_fortran_file.f90

  The formatted output will be printed to the console. To save it to a new file:

  fpretty my_fortran_file.f90 > formatted_file.f90

• To overwrite a file in-place (use with caution):

  fpretty my_fortran_file.f90 > temp.f90 && mv temp.f90 my_fortran_file.f90

You can configure fpretty to run automatically whenever you save a Fortran file in Vim or Neovim. Add the following to your .vimrc or init.vim:

" Run fpretty on Fortran files automatically on save
function! FprettyFormatAndWrite()
  let l:curpos = getpos('.')
  let l:winview = winsaveview()
  silent %!fpretty
  call winrestview(l:winview)
  call setpos('.', l:curpos)
  write!
  edit!
endfunction

augroup fpretty_autocmd
  autocmd!
  autocmd BufWriteCmd *.f,*.f90,*.for,*.F,*.F90,*.FOR call FprettyFormatAndWrite()
augroup END

• Not a full parser: fpretty is based on heuristics and may not correctly handle all complex one-line constructs, preprocessor directives, or fixed-form source code.
• It is designed for free-form Fortran source only.

Feedback, recommendations, issues, and code contributions are welcome! Please feel free to open an issue or submit a pull request.