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{
	// ----------------------------------------------------------------------
	// Debug Mode
	// ----------------------------------------------------------------------
	//
	// @param {bool} "debug"
	// @default false
	//
	// When enabled (true), additional debugging information about the command
	// and configured settings will be printed to the Sublime Text Console;
	// useful for troubleshooting purposes.
	//
	// Enabling debug mode also sets Prettier's "--loglevel" option to "debug"
	// (when not overridden by "additional_cli_args"), for printing additional
	// debug information to the console.
	// ----------------------------------------------------------------------

	"debug": false,

	// ----------------------------------------------------------------------
	// Prettier CLI Path
	// ----------------------------------------------------------------------
	//
	// @param {string} "prettier_cli_path"
	// @default ""
	//
	// It's recommended to leave the "prettier_cli_path" value empty "".
	// However, if Sublime Text has problems resolving the path to the
	// `prettier` cli executable, you can explicitly specify the path here.
	//
	// If the `prettier_cli_path` setting is left empty (""), the path is
	// resolved by searching locations in the following order, returning the
	// first matched path:
	//
	// - Locally installed prettier, relative to the Sublime Text Project file's
	//   root directory.
	//   e.g.: `node_modules/.bin/prettier' and `node_modules/prettier/bin-prettier.js`.
	// - The user's home directory, e.g.: `$HOME/node_modules/.bin/prettier`.
	// - Look in the JsPrettier Sublime Text plug-in directory for
	//   `node_modules/.bin/prettier`.
	// - Finally, check if prettier is installed globally,
	//   e.g.: `yarn global add prettier`
	//     or: `npm install -g prettier`
	//
	// macOS/Linux Examples:
	//
	//     "prettier_cli_path": "/usr/local/bin/prettier"
	//     "prettier_cli_path": "/some/absolute/path/to/node_modules/.bin/prettier"
	//     "prettier_cli_path": "./node_modules/.bin/prettier"
	//     "prettier_cli_path": "~/bin/prettier"
	//     "prettier_cli_path": "$HOME/bin/prettier"
	//     "prettier_cli_path": "${project_path}/bin/prettier"
	//     "prettier_cli_path": "$ENV/bin/prettier"
	//
	// Windows Examples:
	//
	//     "prettier_cli_path": "C:/path/to/prettier.cmd"
	//     "prettier_cli_path": "%USERPROFILE%\\bin\\prettier.cmd"
	// ----------------------------------------------------------------------

	"prettier_cli_path": "",

	// ----------------------------------------------------------------------
	// Node Path
	// ----------------------------------------------------------------------
	//
	// @param {bool} "node_path"
	// @default ""
	//
	// It's strongly recommended to leave the "node_path" value empty "".
	// However, if Sublime Text has problems resolving the "absolute" path to
	// `node`, you can explicitly specify the path here.
	//
	// macOS/Linux Examples:
	//
	//     "node_path": "/usr/local/bin/node"
	//     "node_path": "/some/absolute/path/to/node"
	//     "node_path": "./node"
	//     "node_path": "~/bin/node"
	//     "node_path": "$HOME/bin/node"
	//     "node_path": "${project_path}/bin/node"
	//     "node_path": "$ENV/bin/node"
	//
	// Windows Examples:
	//
	//     "node_path": "C:/path/to/node.exe"
	//     "node_path": "%USERPROFILE%\\bin\\node.exe"
	// ----------------------------------------------------------------------

	"node_path": "",

	// ----------------------------------------------------------------------
	// Auto Format on Save
	// ----------------------------------------------------------------------
	//
	// @param {bool} "auto_format_on_save"
	// @default false
	//
	// Whether or not to automatically format the file on save.
	// ----------------------------------------------------------------------

	"auto_format_on_save": true,

	// ----------------------------------------------------------------------
	// Auto Format on Save Excludes
	// ----------------------------------------------------------------------
	//
	// @param {array} "auto_format_on_save_excludes"
	// @default []
	//
	// Ignore auto formatting when the target file, or its path resides in a
	// particular location, and when `auto_format_on_save` is turned on.
	//
	// Example:
	//
	//     "auto_format_on_save_excludes": [
	//         "*/node_modules/*",
	//         "*/file.js",
	//         "*.json"
	//     ]
	// ----------------------------------------------------------------------

	"auto_format_on_save_excludes": [],

	// ----------------------------------------------------------------------
	// Auto Format Requires Prettier Config File
	// ----------------------------------------------------------------------
	//
	// @param {bool} "auto_format_on_save_requires_prettier_config"
	// @default false
	//
	// Enable auto format on save ONLY when a Prettier config file is found.
	//
	// The Prettier config file is resolved by first checking if a `--config </path/to/prettier/config>`
	// is specified in the `additional_cli_args` setting, then by searching the
	// location of the file being formatted, and finally navigating up the file
	// tree until a config file is (or isn't) found.
	// ----------------------------------------------------------------------

	"auto_format_on_save_requires_prettier_config": false,

	// ----------------------------------------------------------------------
	// Allow Inline Formatting
	// ----------------------------------------------------------------------
	//
	// @param {bool} "allow_inline_formatting"
	// @default false
	//
	// Provides the ability to format selections of in-lined code, outside of
	// the normally supported syntaxes and file types. For example, to format a
	// selection of JavaScript code within a PHP or HTML file. When `true`, the
	// JsPrettier command is available for use across all Sublime Text syntaxes.
	// ----------------------------------------------------------------------

	"allow_inline_formatting": false,

	// ----------------------------------------------------------------------
	// Custom File Extensions
	// ----------------------------------------------------------------------
	//
	// @param {array} "custom_file_extensions"
	// @default []
	//
	// Additional custom file extensions to format.
	//
	// There's built-in support already for "js", "jsx", "mjs", "json", "html",
	// "graphql/gql", "ts", "tsx", "css", "scss", "less", "md", "mdx", "yml"
	// and "vue" and "component.html" (angular html) files.
	//
	// Additional file extensions MUST be specified here, and without the leading dot.
	// ----------------------------------------------------------------------

	"custom_file_extensions": [],

	// ----------------------------------------------------------------------
	// Maximum File Size Limit
	// ----------------------------------------------------------------------
	//
	// @param {int} "max_file_size_limit"
	// @default -1
	//
	// The maximum allowed file size to format in bytes. For performance
	// reasons, files with a greater file size than the specified
	// `max_file_size_limit` will not be formatted.
	//
	// Setting the `max_file_size_limit` value to `-1` will disable file size
	// checking (default).
	// ----------------------------------------------------------------------

	"max_file_size_limit": -1,

	// ----------------------------------------------------------------------
	// Disable Tab Width Auto Detection
	// ----------------------------------------------------------------------
	//
	// @param {bool} "disable_tab_width_auto_detection"
	// @default false
	//
	// IMPORTANT: By default, "tabWidth" is automatically set using the
	// SublimeText configured value for "tab_size". To disable this
	// behavior, you must first change the "disable_tab_width_auto_detection"
	// value from false, to true.
	// ----------------------------------------------------------------------

	"disable_tab_width_auto_detection": false,

	// ----------------------------------------------------------------------
	// Additional CLI Arguments
	// ----------------------------------------------------------------------
	//
	// @param {object} "additional_cli_args"
	// @default {}
	//
	// A key-value pair of additional arguments to append to the prettier
	// command.
	//
	// Examples:
	//
	//     "additional_cli_args": {
	//         "--config": "path/to/my/custom/.prettierrc",
	//         "--config": "~/.prettierrc",
	//         "--config": "$HOME/.prettierrc",
	//         "--config": "${project_path}/.prettierrc",
	//         "--config-precedence": "prefer-file",
	//         "--ignore-path": "${file_path}/.prettierignore",
	//         "--with-node-modules": ""
	//     }
	//
	// NOTE: If choosing to specify additional cli args, it is assumed that each
	// argument is supported by the prettier-cli. Otherwise, the command will
	// fail to run, and errors will be dumped out to the Sublime Text Console.
	//
	// You can also enable the debug setting to inspect the generated
	// command-line output passed to prettier; which is also useful for quickly
	// troubleshooting issues.
	// ----------------------------------------------------------------------

	"additional_cli_args": {},

	// ----------------------------------------------------------------------
	// Prettier Options
	// ----------------------------------------------------------------------
	//
	// Native Prettier options are defined here.
	//
	// For a complete list of supported options and acceptable values,
	// visit https://github.com/jlongster/prettier.
	// ----------------------------------------------------------------------

	"prettier_options": {

		// --------------------------------------------------------------------
		// printWidth
		// --------------------------------------------------------------------
		//
		// @param {int} "prettier_options.printWidth"
		// @default 80
		//
		// Fit code within this line limit.
		// --------------------------------------------------------------------

		"printWidth": 80,

		// --------------------------------------------------------------------
		// tabWidth
		// --------------------------------------------------------------------
		//
		// @param {int} "prettier_options.tabWidth"
		// @default 2
		//
		// Specify the number of spaces per indentation-level.
		//
		// IMPORTANT: By default, "tabWidth" is automatically set using the
		// SublimeText configured value for "tab_size". To disable this
		// behavior, you must first change the "disable_tab_width_auto_detection"
		// setting to "true".
		// --------------------------------------------------------------------

		"tabWidth": 2,

		// --------------------------------------------------------------------
		// singleQuote
		// --------------------------------------------------------------------
		//
		// @param {bool} "prettier_options.singleQuote"
		// @default false
		//
		// If true, will use single instead of double quotes.
		// --------------------------------------------------------------------

		"singleQuote": false,

		// --------------------------------------------------------------------
		// trailingComma
		// --------------------------------------------------------------------
		//
		// @param {string} "prettier_options.trailingComma"
		// @default "none"
		//
		// Controls the printing of trailing commas wherever possible.
		//
		// Valid options:
		//
		// "none" - No trailing commas
		// "es5"  - Trailing commas where valid in ES5 (objects, arrays, etc)
		// "all"  - Trailing commas wherever possible (function arguments)
		// --------------------------------------------------------------------

		"trailingComma": "none",

		// --------------------------------------------------------------------
		// bracketSpacing
		// --------------------------------------------------------------------
		//
		// @param {bool} "prettier_options.bracketSpacing"
		// @default true
		//
		// Controls the printing of spaces inside array and objects.
		// --------------------------------------------------------------------

		"bracketSpacing": true,

		// --------------------------------------------------------------------
		// jsxBracketSameLine
		// --------------------------------------------------------------------
		//
		// @param {bool} "prettier_options.jsxBracketSameLine"
		// @default false
		//
		// If true, puts the `>` of a multi-line jsx element at the end of
		// the last line instead of being alone on the next line.
		// --------------------------------------------------------------------

		"jsxBracketSameLine": false,

		// --------------------------------------------------------------------
		// parser
		// --------------------------------------------------------------------
		//
		// @param {string} "prettier_options.parser"
		// @default "babel"
		//
		// Which parser to use. Valid options are "flow", "babel",
		// "typescript", "css", "json", "graphql", "markdown" and "yaml".
		//
		// NOTE: The `parser` option is automatically set by the plug-in
		// (JsPrettier), based on the contents of current file or selection.
		// --------------------------------------------------------------------

		"parser": "babel",

		// --------------------------------------------------------------------
		// semi
		// --------------------------------------------------------------------
		//
		// @param {bool} "prettier_options.semi"
		// @default true
		//
		// Whether to add a semicolon at the end of every line (semi: true), or
		// only at the beginning of lines that may introduce ASI failures (semi: false)
		// --------------------------------------------------------------------

		"semi": true,

		// --------------------------------------------------------------------
		// requirePragma
		// --------------------------------------------------------------------
		//
		// @param {bool} "prettier_options.requirePragma"
		// @default false
		//
		// Prettier can restrict itself to only format files that contain a
		// special comment, called a pragma, at the top of the file. This is
		// very useful when gradually transitioning large, unformatted codebases
		// to prettier.
		// --------------------------------------------------------------------

		"requirePragma": false,

		// --------------------------------------------------------------------
		// proseWrap
		// --------------------------------------------------------------------
		//
		// @param {string} "prettier_options.proseWrap"
		// @default "preserve"
		//
		// (Markdown and YAML Only) By default, Prettier will wrap markdown text
		// as-is since some services use a linebreak-sensitive renderer, e.g.
		// GitHub comment and BitBucket. In some cases you may want to rely on
		// SublimeText soft wrapping instead, so this option allows you to opt
		// out with "never".
		//
		// Valid options:
		//
		// "always" - Wrap prose if it exceeds the print width.
		// "never" - Do not wrap prose.
		// "preserve" (default) - Wrap prose as-is. available in v1.9.0+
		// --------------------------------------------------------------------

		"proseWrap": "preserve",

		// --------------------------------------------------------------------
		// arrowParens
		// --------------------------------------------------------------------
		//
		// @param {string} "prettier_options.arrowParens"
		// @default "avoid"
		//
		// Include parentheses around a sole arrow function parameter.
		//
		// Valid Options:
		//
		// - "avoid" (default) - Omit parentheses when possible. Example: `x => x`
		// - "always" - Always include parentheses. Example: `(x) => x`
		// --------------------------------------------------------------------

		"arrowParens": "avoid",

		// --------------------------------------------------------------------
		// htmlWhitespaceSensitivity
		// --------------------------------------------------------------------
		//
		// @param {string} "prettier_options.htmlWhitespaceSensitivity"
		// @default "css"
		//
		// Specify the global whitespace sensitivity for HTML files.
		//
		// Valid Options:
		//
		// - "css" - Respect the default value of CSS display property.
		// - "strict" - Whitespaces are considered sensitive.
		// - "ignore" - Whitespaces are considered insensitive.
		// --------------------------------------------------------------------

		"htmlWhitespaceSensitivity": "css"
	}
}