"faultFormatter": "esbenp.prettier-vscode", I followed the instructions for each plugin but found I had to additionally edit settings.json manually in order to get them to work together.
Prettier for HTML, CSS, and JavaScript files "faultFormatter": "junstyle.php-cs-fixer", If you're on Mac, give ⌥⇧F a try.įor the best format setting for mixed PHP, HTML, and JavaScript code, just use 'PHP CS FIXER'.Īnd then use this simple configuration on your setting.json file: "php-cs-fixer.executablePath": "$\\php-cs-fixer.phar",
They mostly seem to use the standard shortcut of Alt + Shift + F on Windows/Linux, with varying shortcuts on Mac. A quick search reveals at least three ( 1, 2, and 3) that claim to support PHP formatting. Visual Studio Code has pretty awesome PHP support. Visual Studio Code continues to lack built-in support for PHP code formatting and will direct you to the extension marketplace if you attempt to format PHP without an appropriate extension installed. The free version of Intelephense supports code formatting with the usual shortcuts ( Alt + Shift + F on Windows and Linux, ⌥⇧F on macOS). The only decent extension still standing of which I'm aware is PHP Intelephense, which uses a freemium model: basic features are free, and a lifetime license is $12 USD as of writing. The extensions to which I originally linked are abandoned, and Visual Studio Code's intrinsic PHP support hasn't improved, which is disappointing. It's been more than half a decade since I first wrote this answer.
Is it possible to get Visual Studio Code to format mixed HTML and PHP code on Windows Visual Studio Code version 0.7.1?
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