uroboroSQL-fmt for VSCode

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A Visual Studio Code extension for uroboroSQL-fmt that is a tool that formats SQL statements according to SQL coding standards created by Future Corporation (Japanese only).

Usage

Once installed in Visual Studio Code, "uroborosql-fmt" will be available as a formatter for SQL files. Please select "uroborosql-fmt" (extension id:Future.uroborosql-fmt) as the default formatter. You can do this either by using the context menu (right click on a open SQL file in the editor) and select "Format Document With...", or you can add the following to your settings:

{
  "[sql]": {
    "editor.defaultFormatter": "Future.uroborosql-fmt"
  }
}

Format on save

You can enable format on save for SQL by having the following values in your settings:

{
  "[sql]": {
    "editor.defaultFormatter": "Future.uroborosql-fmt",
    "editor.formatOnSave": true
  }
}

Settings

Settings	Defaults	Description
uroborosql-fmt.configurationFilePath	null	The path of configuration file. File extension must be `.json`. If you don't specify the path and `./.uroborosqlfmtrc.json` exists, formatter will use `./.uroborosqlfmtrc.json`. If you doesn't specify and `.uroborosqlfmtrc.json` doesn't exist, formatter will use formatters default configurations.

Configuration options

{
  "debug": false,
  "tab_size": 4,
  "complement_alias": true,
  "trim_bind_param": false,
  "keyword_case": "preserve",
  "identifier_case": "preserve",
  "max_char_per_line": 50,
  "complement_outer_keyword": true,
  "complement_column_as_keyword": true,
  "remove_table_as_keyword": true,
  "remove_redundant_nest": true,
  "complement_sql_id": true,
  "convert_double_colon_cast": false,
  "unify_not_equal": true
}

Create .uroborosqlfmtrc.json in the directory where you run the command and write the configuration there.

If there is no configuration file, the default values are used.

name	type	description	default
`debug`	bool	Run in debug mode.	false
`tab_size`	int	Tab size used for formatting.	4
`complement_alias`	bool	Complement aliases. Currently, column names are auto-completed with the same name. (e.g. `COL1` → `COL1 AS COL1`)	true
`trim_bind_param`	bool	Trim the contents of the bind parameters. (e.g. `/* foo /` → `/foo*/`)	false
`keyword_case`	[`"upper"`, `"lower"`, `"preserve"`]	Unify the case of keywords. (No conversion in case of `"preserve"`)	lower
`identifier_case`	[`"upper"`, `"lower"`, `"preserve"`]	Unify the case of identifiers. (No conversion in case of `"preserve"`)	lower
`max_char_per_line`	int	If the total number of characters in the function name and arguments exceeds `max_char_per_line`, the arguments are formatted with new lines.	50
`complement_outer_keyword`	bool	Complement the optional `OUTER`. (e.g. `LEFT JOIN` → `LEFT OUTER JOIN`)	true
`complement_column_as_keyword`	bool	Complement `AS` in column aliases.	true
`remove_table_as_keyword`	bool	Remove `AS` in table aliases.	true
`remove_redundant_nest`	bool	Remove redundant parentheses. (e.g. `(((foo)))` → `(foo)`)	true
`complement_sql_id`	bool	Complement SQL ID.	false
`convert_double_colon_cast`	bool	Convert casts by `X::type` to the form `CAST(X AS type)`.	true
`unify_not_equal`	bool	Convert comparison operator `<>` to `!=`	true

License

Business Source License 1.1