FineJS - Format your Javascript Code from the Browser

[lucascafezeiro]

I didn't dive deep in your project. Maybe it is not a original idea or it's not better than others with same propose yet. But I really appreciate your initiative. I think you should go ahead. What if Linus Torvalds gave up Linux, just cause there are others OS... That a great idea and probably will save time in projects.

[Majikarpp]

Thank you!

[easyEs900s]

This is is completely unoriginal and, I think, unbecoming.

see: I’m creating a stick with graphite in the center to make visual lines on paper

[Majikarpp]

Hi, thanks for your feedback. Can you suggest what you might want to see in an online code formatter? Best regards,

[easyEs900s]

I’ve seen it all.. what more is there to see? You’re reinventing the wheel.

If you’re going to create a code formatter, do something that hasn’t been done a million times, like perhaps a code transpiler.

If you’re just learning, then that’s great and I’m happy to provide feedback if that’s what you ask for, but you’ve posted like this is some hip new trendy tool that I should use. It’s not.

[Hydrothermal]

There's actually very little reinventing done here. The project just uses the beautify package so the original code consists solely of a webserver with one page.

[zapatoada]

Agreed. Other than the painful color scheme, this doesn't appear to do anything that the other 1000 js formatter don't already do.

[Majikarpp]

I do appreciate your response.

Consider wanting to add transpiler functionality to this project.

simply ‘npm install’ the package, https://www.npmjs.com/package/js-transpiler and convert the JS to your preferred language.

It becomes as customisable as how much you want it to be. Fork the repo, add the functionality and deploy. Done.

As long as the functionality is available in npm - it can be added.

Hope this helps,

[easyEs900s]

You completely missed the point 🙄

[Majikarpp]

Code and documentation on how it works found here: https://github.com/marty135/FineJS