Add beautifier-tslint to Unibeautify VSCode extension

[muuvmuuv]

Seeing this in the console: Beautifier not found: TSLint: Error: Beautifier not found: TSLint TSLint is globally and locally installed. Guess the VS Code extensions just has it not added as dependency

[stevenzeck]

Nope it hasn't been added to VSCode yet: https://github.com/Unibeautify/vscode/blob/master/src/beautifiers.ts. I've struggled getting this beautifier to work since it requires some pretty specific arguments to be passed, that's why it doesn't have much done.

[muuvmuuv]

@stevenzeck Ah alright, any plan when you will add it?

[stevenzeck]

I don't plan on adding it to VSCode at this time and don't have time to work on it now. PR's are welcome.

[muuvmuuv]

I'll have a look, but planned to work on the stylelint beautifier

[muuvmuuv]

@stevenzeck what are the things you think are not working? It seems pretty stable to me. Tested with extends and rulesDirectory. It also seems to pass prefer_beautifier_config correctly.

[jonyeezs]

@stevenzeck

it requires some pretty specific arguments to be passe

Could you help give more info on this for those who might want to resolve this issue?

And what's the progress on this? or if @muuvmuuv do you have a workaround?
I'm assuming because VScode has tslint inbuilt?

[stevenzeck]

@muuvmuuv it works fine if using TSLint config file. I'm referring to transforming options from unibeautify to TSLint.

@jonyeezs https://github.com/Unibeautify/beautifier-tslint/blob/master/src/options.ts#L16-L28 is an example, specifically line 22 where I have single line and multiline always. The rules in TSLint that need to be transformed can get complicated from what I remember when I started working in it.