Head over to the user docs for instructions on how to install scalafmt.
- Run all unit tests:
sbt test
- Run only formatting tests:
core/testOnly org.scalafmt.FormatTests
. - Write new formatting test: read this doc.
- Build docs:
sbt readme/run
will create the docs, which you can open withopen readme/target/scalatex/index.html
. Docs are built with Scalatex. - Hack on IntelliJ plugin: see this doc.
- Hack on scalafmt: see tutorial.
- Hack on SBT plugin: run
sbt scripted
. - Run jmh benchmarks:
./bin/run-benchmarks.sh
. - Run formatter on millions of lines of code:
core/test:runMain org.scalafmt.ScalafmtProps
(slow, and requires a lot of memory/cpu) - Debug performance: after each test run in
FormatTests
, a flamegraph report like this one is generated intarget/index.html
. I usually keep a browser tab open atlocalhost:3000/target/index.html
along with this background process:browser-sync start --server --files "target/*.html"
. See Browsersync. intellij/compile:compileIncremental
failed? RundownloadIdea
to download custom IntelliJ plugin. The download may take a while.
If you'd like to find out how to work on scalafmt, see this tutorial.
The current maintainers (people who can merge pull requests) are:
An up-to-date list of contributors is available here: https://github.com/scalameta/scalafmt/graphs/contributors
We strive to offer a welcoming environment to learn, teach and contribute.
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