An sbt plugin for Scalafmt that
- formats .sbt and .scala files
- supports sbt 0.13 and 1.0.0-RC3
- supports Scalafmt 0.6 and 1.0
- runs in-process
- uses sbt's ivy2 for dependency resolution
In project/plugins.sbt
,
// see the Maven badge at the top of this README for the latest version
addSbtPlugin("com.lucidchart" % "sbt-scalafmt" % "<version>")
// if you use coursier, you must use sbt-scalafmt-coursier
// addSbtPlugin("com.lucidchart" % "sbt-scalafmt-coursier" % "<version>")
then
> scalafmt # format compile sources
> test:scalafmt # format test sources
> sbt:scalafmt # format .sbt source
To ensure everything is formatted, and fail if it is not (e.g. as a CI step),
> scalafmt::test # check compile sources
> test:scalafmt::test # check test sources
> sbt:scalafmt::test # check .sbt sources
By default, .scalafmt.conf
in the root project is used for Scalafmt configuration. If the file does not exist, the
Scalafmt defaults are used. To choose another config file,
scalafmtConfig in ThisBuild := file("other.scalafmt.conf") // all projects
scalafmtConfig := file("other.scalafmt.conf") // current project
scalafmtConfig in Compile := file("other.scalafmt.conf") // current project, specific configuration
To change the Scalafmt version,
scalafmtVersion in ThisBuild := "1.0.0-RC2" // all projects
scalafmtVersion := "1.0.0-RC2" // current project
To run scalafmt
automatically before compiling (or before loading, in the case of sbt).
scalafmtOnCompile in ThisBuild := true // all projects
scalafmtOnCompile := true // current project
scalafmtOnCompile in Compile := true // current project, specific configuration
To run scalafmt::test
automatically before compiling (or before loading, in the case of sbt).
scalafmtTestOnCompile in ThisBuild := true // all projects
scalafmtTestOnCompile := true // current project
scalafmtTestOnCompile in Compile := true // current project, specific configuration
By default, scalafmt::test
fails if sources are unformatted. If you'd prefer warnings instead:
scalafmtFailTest in ThisBuild := false // all projects
scalafmtFailTest := false // current project
scalafmtFailTest in Compile := false // current project, specific configuration
At the time of writing, Scalafmt fails on some valid inputs. By default, errors in Scalafmt itself do not fail the
scalafmt
task. To fail instead,
ignoreErrors in (ThisBuild, scalafmt) := false // all projects
ignoreErrors in scalafmt := false // current project
ignoreErrors in (Compile, scalafmt) := false // current project, specific configuration
By default, scalafmt just lists the files that have differences. You can configure it to show the actual diff like this:
scalafmtShowDiff in (ThisBuild, scalafmt) := true // all projects
scalafmtShowDiff in scalafmt := true // current project
scalafmtShowDiff in (Compile, scalafmt) := true // current project, specific configuration
The scalafmt task is defined by default for the compile and test configurations. To define it for additional
configurations, e.g. Integration
,
inConfig(Integration)(scalafmtSettings)
To disable this plugin for a project
disablePlugins(ScalafmtCorePlugin)
If you wish to format project/*.scala files, configure the meta-build by adding sbt-scalafmt to project/project/plugins.sbt, and configuring it in project/plugins.sbt. See sbt documentation on meta-builds.
Scalafmt artifacts are downloaded with a scalafmt Ivy configuration added to each project. Scalafmt classes are loaded in a separate classloader, allowing them work regardless of the Scala version of sbt.
ScalafmtCorePlugin
adds the Ivy configuration and scalafmt dependency.ScalafmtCoursierPlugin
replaces the sbt ivy configuration with coursier.ScalafmtSbtPlugin
create scalafmt tasks for .sbt sources.ScalafmtPlugin
creates the scalafmt task for compile and test configurations.
Scalafmt requires Java 8+.