TypeScript online formatting tool | One-click code beautification, improve readability

This free online TypeScript formatter supports one-click beautification and indentation optimization, making TypeScript code more structured, more readable, and less expensive to maintain. No installation or environment configuration is required; simply paste your code to get standardized output, making it highly effective for developers in daily development, learning, and team collaboration. Built on the popular Prettier framework, it ensures consistent and stable results.

Creative Inspiration

In collaborative projects or large projects, TypeScript code often suffers from inconsistent indentation and cluttered styles, hindering the readability. This tool is designed to help developers quickly organize their code, unify their style, reduce unnecessary formatting discussions, and focus on logic and functionality.

How to Use

1. Open the tool page and paste the TypeScript code into the input box above.

2. Click the "Format" button to get neat and unified TypeScript code.

3. You can copy the result with one click, making it easy to apply it directly to your project.

Application Scenarios

• Quickly unify code styles before committing, reducing formatting issues during code review.

• Display clear TypeScript examples in tutorials or documentation.

• Temporarily beautify code snippets for demonstrations or sharing.

Implementation Principle

The frontend receives input code and submits it to the backend. The backend uses Spring Boot to call Prettier for formatting and then returns the normalized result. This entire process only formats the text; no code is executed.

FQA

1. Q: What file types are supported?

   A: Mainly .ts and .tsx files are supported.

2. Q: Does formatting change the code logic?

   A: No, it only adjusts formatting like indentation, spacing, and line breaks, and does not affect code execution.

3. Q: Will my code be saved?

   A: No, the code is only used during the formatting process and is not stored.

4. Q: Is it suitable for team collaboration?

   A: Yes, it can be used to quickly unify formats before collaborating with multiple people and reduce irrelevant conflicts.