Online SCSS code formatting tool - beautification, optimization, one-click typesetting

This tool is an online SCSS code formatter based on the Prettier framework, providing one-click beautification, automatic indentation, and intelligent typography. It's installation-free and ready to use. It can quickly improve SCSS readability and team code consistency, making it ideal for quick online proofreading and consistent style in daily development.

Inspiration

Based on the common problems of cluttered style files and inconsistent team styles in real-world development, we identified the need for "instant consistent style without configuration." We chose Prettier as the underlying engine, aiming to automate complex typographical decisions, allowing developers to focus on business logic rather than spacing and line breaks.

Instructions

1. Paste the SCSS code into the input area at the top of the page.

2. Click "Format" and wait for the result to be displayed; the formatted code can be copied directly.

   The entire process does not require registration or installation, making it suitable for quick online formatting and temporary verification.

Application Scenarios

• Quickly beautify and format a single SCSS file or SCSS snippet.

• A temporary validation tool for styling consistency across teams before committing.

• Displays clear and standard SCSS examples during teaching and code review.

Implementation Principle

This tool uses the open-source code formatting engine Prettier (using a SCSS parser) to parse and re-format the input code, ensuring a consistent formatting style without changing the code's semantics. Prettier's mature community maintenance and stability were the technical basis for choosing it as the core formatting tool.

FQA

1. What SCSS syntax is supported?

   Supports standard SCSS syntax features (variables, nesting, mixins, @include, @extend, nested media queries, etc.). Formatting only adjusts the layout and does not change the logic or selector precedence.

2. What about privacy and security? Will my code be saved?

   No user data is ever saved. See the website's privacy policy for details.

3. What should I do if a parsing error occurs?

   If a syntax error is encountered while parsing SCSS, an error message will be returned, and the error location will be indicated as much as possible. Common solutions include correcting the syntax (such as missing semicolons or unmatched braces) or formatting the code in sections to identify the problem.

4. How does this tool differ from lints (such as stylelint)? Can they be used together?

   Prettier focuses on code formatting (typographic consistency), while tools like stylelint and eslint focus on code quality and rule checking (naming, duplication, and potential errors).