Prettier 2.8: improve --cache CLI option and TypeScript 4.9 satisfies operator!

November 23, 2022

This release includes improvements to the --cache option added in 2.7. A new --cache-location option has been added, and a bug that saved the cache even when --write wasn't specified has been fixed.

We're also adding support for TypeScript 4.9 satisfies operator!

If you enjoy Prettier and would like to support our work, consider sponsoring us directly via our OpenCollective or by sponsoring the projects we depend on, including typescript-eslint, remark, and Babel.

The Prettier team plans to release 3.0 within the next few months. If you are a plugin developer, get ready for the migration. Visit the migration guide and issue #13606 for more information.

Prettier 2.7: new --cache CLI option and TypeScript 4.7 syntax!

June 14, 2022

Sosuke Suzuki (@sosukesuzuki)

This release includes a new --cache CLI option. Enabling this option will use some attributes as cache keys and format files only if they have changed. This could dramatically improve CLI performance.

We've also added support formatting for TypeScript 4.7 syntax!

If you enjoy Prettier and would like to support our work, consider sponsoring us directly via our OpenCollective or by sponsoring the projects we depend on, including typescript-eslint, remark, and Babel.

Prettier 2.6: new singleAttributePerLine option and new JavaScript features!

March 16, 2022

Sosuke Suzuki (@sosukesuzuki)

This release includes a new singleAttributePerLine option. This is an option to print only one attribute per line in Vue SFC templates, HTML, and JSX. Per our Option Philosophy, we would prefer not to add such an option. However, there are many users who want this feature, and major style guides like Airbnb’s JavaScript Style Guide and Vue’s style guide recommend the single attribute per line style. A PR to add this feature was opened in October 2019, and both it and the corresponding issue have received a significant amount of support from users. For us it was a hard decision to add this option. We hope the addition of this option will benefit many users without significantly harming our principles.

We've also added support formatting for some new JavaScript syntax proposals via Babel.

Prettier begins paying maintainers

January 6, 2022

Christopher Chedeau (@vjeux)

Prettier, an opinionated code formatter for JavaScript and many web languages, has been accepting donations at OpenCollective since 2019 and thanks to many generous donations we now have $50,000 in the bank! As a result, we are now able to pay the two active maintainers $1,500/month each. This funding will ensure that they will be able to continue consistent maintenance of Prettier into the future.

Prettier 2.5: TypeScript 4.5 and MDX v2 comment syntax!

November 25, 2021

Sosuke Suzuki (@sosukesuzuki)

This release adds support for TypeScript 4.5's new syntax and MDX v2 comment syntax!

If you enjoy Prettier and would like to support our work, consider sponsoring us directly via our OpenCollective or by sponsoring the projects we depend on, including typescript-eslint, remark, and Babel.

Prettier 2.4: new bracketSameLine option and TypeScript 4.4 support!

September 9, 2021

Sosuke Suzuki (@sosukesuzuki)

This release renames the jsxBracketSameLine option to bracketSameLine, which supports HTML, Vue, and Angular in addition to JSX. The old name has been deprecated.

We’ve also added support for TypeScript 4.4, including new syntax features such as class static blocks.

If you enjoy Prettier and would like to support our work, consider sponsoring us directly via our OpenCollective or by sponsoring the projects we depend on, including typescript-eslint, remark, and Babel.

Prettier 2.3. In which assignments are consistent, short keys non-breaking, and Handlebars official

May 9, 2021

Georgii Dolzhykov (@thorn0)

This release focuses on fixing long-standing issues in the JavaScript printer. Be warned that, unfortunately, reformatting a project with the new version might result in quite a big diff. If you don’t use ignoreRevsFile to hide such wholesale changes from git blame, it might be about time.

A remarkable milestone is the long-awaited release of the Ember / Handlebars formatter. It’s supposed to be the last formatter included directly in the core library. In the future, for sustainability, languages should be added only by plugins.

We are grateful to our financial contributors: Salesforce, Indeed, Frontend Masters, Airbnb, Shogun Labs, Skyscanner, Konstantin Pschera, and many others who help us keep going. If you enjoy Prettier and would like to support our work, head to our OpenCollective. Please consider also supporting the projects Prettier depends on, such as typescript-eslint, remark, and Babel.

Most of the changes in this release are thanks to the hard work of Fisker Cheung, Georgii Dolzhykov, and Sosuke Suzuki, along with many other contributors.

And just a reminder, when Prettier is installed or updated, it’s strongly recommended to specify the exact version in package.json: "2.3.0", not "^2.3.0".

Prettier for Ruby goes v1.0 🎉

December 11, 2020

Kevin Newton (@kddnewton)

After 1500 commits and 50 releases since July 2018, we're happy to announce that we've just released v1.0 of Prettier for Ruby. In this blog post, we'd like to give a short overview of how the plugin works, its philosophy, and what to expect in the future.

Prettier 2.2: new JavaScript parsers, TS 4.1 and ESM standalone bundles

November 20, 2020

Sosuke Suzuki (@sosukesuzuki)

This release supports new JavaScript parsers espree and meriyah, supports TypeScript 4.1, ships ESM standalone bundles for modern browsers, and includes many bug fixes and improvements!

Prettier 2.1: new --embedded-language-formatting option and new JavaScript/TypeScript features!

August 24, 2020

Sosuke Suzuki (@sosukesuzuki)

This release adds a new --embedded-language-formatting option, supports new JavaScript/TypeScript features, and includes many bug fixes and improvements!