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To make the playground double as a place for trying out different Haskell code formatters without having to download and build them all, it would be nice to have a UI element to run your code through one of a couple of high-profile code formatters (ormolu, brittany, stylish-haskell, maybe even configurable fourmolu?, others?). How exactly this UI element should look, I'm not sure. It definitely shouldn't take up a lot of space if you're not using it.
Some things to think about:
If the formatter runs on the server (probably), doing a formatting operation should also count (a little bit) against your spam score. How much should depend on how long a formatter takes to process some file; hopefully this is not very long usually?
We should verify for each formatter in question that they not have any risk of actually running part of the code being formatted (I'm thinking about too-clever handling of CPP or TH), because then that would be unsafe.
It should hook into the undo/redo functionality of the Ace editor so that the user can undo the formatting easily.
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To make the playground double as a place for trying out different Haskell code formatters without having to download and build them all, it would be nice to have a UI element to run your code through one of a couple of high-profile code formatters (ormolu, brittany, stylish-haskell, maybe even configurable fourmolu?, others?). How exactly this UI element should look, I'm not sure. It definitely shouldn't take up a lot of space if you're not using it.
Some things to think about:
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: