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jsPrettier.sublime-settings

{
    "debug": true,
    "prettier_cli_path": "/home/phil/.npm-global/lib/node_modules/prettier",
    "node_path": "/usr/bin/nodejs",
    "node_modules_path": "/home/phil/.npm-global/lib/node_modules"
}

I needed to tinker around with the settings a bit, because the plugin wasn’t working right out of the box.

There is no sublime project configuration active at the moment.

Also, there are no errors reported in the console.

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I get it to work pointing the CLI path to the prettier.js file directly.

With this setting I don’t need to specify the node_path anymore. I also removed the invalid key from my configuration.

{
    "prettier_cli_path": "/home/phil/.npm-global/lib/node_modules/prettier/bin/prettier.js"
}

Is this supposed to be like that?

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Are there any errors reported in the Sublime Text Console?

Can you post the contents of your User/JsPrettier.sublime-settings file, and if applicable your <project_name>.sublime-project file, as I am unable to reproduce the issue.

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And if your Prettier install isn't working... it goes without saying that the Sublime Text integration will not work. You definitely need to get Prettier working from the command-line first.

Though it is curious that the file is being emptied... and with no error indication in the plug-in.

Also... node_modules_path is not a valid JsPrettier setting.

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@jonlabelle I see. Prettier itself does work, though.

prettier --stdin --color=false --print-width 80 --single-quote=false --trailing-comma none --bracket-spacing=true --jsx-bracket-same-line=false --parser babylon --semi=true --tab-width 4 --use-tabs=false < ~/Desktop/x.js

Not setting prettier_cli_path results in The path to the Prettier cli executable could not be found!.

Setting prettier_cli_path to /home/phil/.npm-global/lib/node_modules/prettier solves that error but results in [Errno 13] Permission denied. Do the files within ~/.config/sublime-text-3/Packages/JsPrettier require any special permissions?

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@kleinfreund Do the files within ~/.config/sublime-text-3/Packages/JsPrettier require any special permissions?

not at all.

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I did add an additional sanity check to always ensure content is returned from stdout before replacing the source text.

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@kleinfreund I think so should not be.
sublime-js-prettier should work out of the box as well as from the console.

I have the same problem, and I also have a directory with global modules in the home directory ~/.npm-global/

Once again I run into difficulties setting up jsPrettier on every new Mac.

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