Need option to ignore brace style

[c32hedge]

"Where to stick your stupid braces" is a common hot button for many teams so having to choose between collapse, expand, and end-expand will force us to either fight that battle or choose a different tool. Can we get an "ignore" option for -b | --brace-style, or else a separate --keep-brace-style option?

[bitwiseman]

So, you want effectively a 'brace-style=none' option? How would that work? Just leave the braces where they are? By what definition?

Interesting idea, but lower priority than a number of other feature requests.

You should feel free to implement with tests and submit a pull request and we can discuss further.

[c32hedge]

"where they are" === if on the same line (like collapse), leave them there but fix any whitespace
if on separate line (like expand), leave them there but fix any whitespace / indentation

I've started playing with the code and the first attempt (trying to hack code after reading existing code for 5 minutes) failed horribly, as expected. Will continue poking as I have time.

'brace-style=none' does sound better than 'brace-style=ignore'

[c32hedge]

That seems to do the trick--never used npm test before and I can't get the original to work yet on my machine so still WIP

[bitwiseman]

Looks like a good start.

[devken-net]

Can we really implement "ignore" all braces? I mean ignore opening and closing braces but still fix any whitespaces in between braces?
Currently I'm coding reactjs using babel es6 and some decorations. I used more functional programming and most of it I wanted to remain in the same line.

When I use "brace_style": "none" the first brace will remain on the same line while the closing brace will be on the next line.

I hope to see this feature on https://github.com/victorporof/Sublime-HTMLPrettify

[bitwiseman]

If you see a problem, please file a new issue and reference this one.
Also, provide config settings, input, actual output, desired output.