Merge branch 'master' of https://github.com/petrui/atom-beautify into petrui-master

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- brew install ocaml opam
- opam init --auto-setup
- opam install --yes ocp-indent
# Crystal
- brew install crystal-lang

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- Requires [Elm-Format](https://github.com/avh4/elm-format)
- [x] [Erlang](https://github.com/Glavin001/atom-beautify/pull/683)
- Requires erlang syntax_tools to be installed
- [x] [Crystal](https://github.com/Glavin001/atom-beautify/pull/900)
## Usage

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}
```
#### [Crystal](#crystal)
**Supported Beautifiers**: [`crystal`](#crystal)
**Description**:
Options for language Crystal
##### [Disable Beautifying Language](#disable-beautifying-language)
**Important**: This option is only configurable from within Atom Beautify's setting panel.
**Type**: `boolean`
**Description**:
Disable Crystal Beautification
**How to Configure**
1. You can open the [Settings View](https://github.com/atom/settings-view) by navigating to
*Edit > Preferences (Linux)*, *Atom > Preferences (OS X)*, or *File > Preferences (Windows)*.
2. Go into *Packages* and search for "*Atom Beautify*" package.
3. Find the option "*Disable Beautifying Language*" and change it to your desired configuration.
##### [Default Beautifier](#default-beautifier)
**Important**: This option is only configurable from within Atom Beautify's setting panel.
**Default**: `crystal`
**Type**: `string`
**Enum**: `crystal`
**Description**:
Default Beautifier to be used for Crystal
**How to Configure**
1. You can open the [Settings View](https://github.com/atom/settings-view) by navigating to
*Edit > Preferences (Linux)*, *Atom > Preferences (OS X)*, or *File > Preferences (Windows)*.
2. Go into *Packages* and search for "*Atom Beautify*" package.
3. Find the option "*Default Beautifier*" and change it to your desired configuration.
##### [Beautify On Save](#beautify-on-save)
**Important**: This option is only configurable from within Atom Beautify's setting panel.
**Type**: `boolean`
**Description**:
Automatically beautify Crystal files on save
**How to Configure**
1. You can open the [Settings View](https://github.com/atom/settings-view) by navigating to
*Edit > Preferences (Linux)*, *Atom > Preferences (OS X)*, or *File > Preferences (Windows)*.
2. Go into *Packages* and search for "*Atom Beautify*" package.
3. Find the option "*Beautify On Save*" and change it to your desired configuration.
#### [C#](#c-)
**Supported Beautifiers**: [`Uncrustify`](#uncrustify)

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# A unicorn is a **legendary animal** (see the `Legendary` module) that has been
# described since antiquity as a beast with a large, spiraling horn projecting
# from its forhead.
#
# To create a unicorn:
#
# ```
# unicorn = Unicorn.new
# unicorn.speak
# ```
#
# The above produces:
#
# ```text
# "I'm a unicorn"
# ```
#
# Check the number of horns with `#horns`.
class Unicorn
include Legendary
# Creates a unicorn with the specified number of *horns*.
def initialize(@horns = 1)
raise "Not a unicorn" if @horns != 1
end
# Returns the number of horns this unicorn has
#
# ```
# Unicorn.new.horns # => 1
# ```
def horns
@horns
end
# ditto
def number_of_horns
horns
end
# Makes the unicorn speak to STDOUT
def speak
puts "I'm a unicorn"
end
# :nodoc:
class Helper
end
end

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# A unicorn is a **legendary animal** (see the `Legendary` module) that has been
# described since antiquity as a beast with a large, spiraling horn projecting
# from its forhead.
#
# To create a unicorn:
#
# ```
# unicorn = Unicorn.new
# unicorn.speak
# ```
#
# The above produces:
#
# ```text
# "I'm a unicorn"
# ```
#
# Check the number of horns with `#horns`.
class Unicorn
include Legendary
# Creates a unicorn with the specified number of *horns*.
def initialize(@horns = 1)
raise "Not a unicorn" if @horns != 1
end
# Returns the number of horns this unicorn has
#
# ```
# Unicorn.new.horns # => 1
# ```
def horns
@horns
end
# ditto
def number_of_horns
horns
end
# Makes the unicorn speak to STDOUT
def speak
puts "I'm a unicorn"
end
# :nodoc:
class Helper
end
end

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###
Requires https://github.com/jaspervdj/stylish-haskell
###
"use strict"
Beautifier = require('./beautifier')
module.exports = class Crystal extends Beautifier
name: "crystal"
options: {
Crystal: true
}
beautify: (text, language, options) ->
# Seems that Crystal dosen't have Windows support yet.
if @isWindows
@Promise.reject(@commandNotFoundError(
'crystal'
{
link: "http://crystal-lang.org"
program: "crystal"
})
)
else
@run("crystal", [
'tool',
'format',
tempFile = @tempFile("temp", text)
], {ignoreReturnCode: true})
.then(=>
@readFile(tempFile)
)

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'coffee-formatter'
'coffee-fmt'
'clang-format'
'crystal'
'dfmt'
'elm-format'
'htmlbeautifier'

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module.exports = {
name: "Crystal"
namespace: "crystal"
###
Supported Grammars
###
grammars: [
"Crystal"
]
###
Supported extensions
###
extensions: [
"cr"
]
options: []
}

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"coffeescript"
"coldfusion"
"cpp"
"crystal"
"css"
"csv"
"d"