FrontLang Prettify & Linter for VS Code

Official Prettier-grade code formatter, live linter, on-save prettifier, and 1-click quick-fixes for FrontLang (.ft) by FrontTerrain.

✨ Features

Prettier-Grade Auto-Formatting (Shift+Alt+F): Formats FrontLang source code into canonical 4-space indented blocks matching official FrontTerrain standards.
Prettify on Save: Seamlessly formats your code every time you save (editor.formatOnSave: true).
Real-Time Auto-Linting: Scans your code while typing and on save, catching:
- Agent mistakes & traps (e.g. print(...) vs show(...), lowercase int/str vs Int/String)
- Redundant boolean comparisons (x == true, x == false, not not x)
- Dead code / unreachable statements after return or throw
- Unused variables (with suggested _ prefix)
- Python-style snake_case for functions/variables and PascalCase for structs
- Accidental hard tabs \t
1-Click Quick-Fixes: Direct code actions to fix issues instantly (e.g. auto-replace print with show, capitalize primitive types, prefix unused variables).
Status Bar Integration: Displays current file status and one-click access to lint reports.

Install this extension in VS Code.
In VS Code settings, set FrontLang Prettify as your default formatter for .ft files:

"[frontlang]": {
    "editor.defaultFormatter": "RishiShandilyaFrontTerrain.frontlang-prettify-linter",
    "editor.formatOnSave": true
}

Command	Title
`frontlang.prettifyDocument`	Prettify / Format FrontLang Document
`frontlang.lintDocument`	Run Linter on Current File
`frontlang.lintWorkspace`	Lint Entire Workspace
`frontlang.fixAllLintIssues`	Fix All Auto-Fixable Lint Issues

frontlang.prettify.enable: Enable or disable code formatting (default: true).
frontlang.prettify.onSave: Auto-format on file save (default: true).
frontlang.linter.enable: Enable live static analysis (default: true).
frontlang.linter.runOnChange: Lint live while typing (default: true).
frontlang.linter.runOnSave: Lint on file save (default: true).
frontlang.executablePath: Path to frontlang CLI executable (default: frontlang).