Basic implementation for latex with latexindent.pl

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#### [LaTeX - Indent size](#latex---indent-size)
**Important**: This option is only configurable from within Atom Beautify's setting panel.
**Default**: `4`
**Type**: `integer`
**Description**:
Indentation size/length (Not supported by any beautifiers)
**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 "*LaTeX - Indent size*" and change it to your desired configuration.
#### [LaTeX - Indent char](#latex---indent-char)
**Important**: This option is only configurable from within Atom Beautify's setting panel.
**Default**: ` `
**Type**: `string`
**Description**:
Indentation character (Not supported by any beautifiers)
**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 "*LaTeX - Indent char*" and change it to your desired configuration.
#### [LaTeX - Indent level](#latex---indent-level)
**Important**: This option is only configurable from within Atom Beautify's setting panel.
**Type**: `integer`
**Description**:
Initial indentation level (Not supported by any beautifiers)
**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 "*LaTeX - Indent level*" and change it to your desired configuration.
#### [LaTeX - Indent with tabs](#latex---indent-with-tabs)
**Important**: This option is only configurable from within Atom Beautify's setting panel.
**Type**: `boolean`
**Description**:
Indentation uses tabs, overrides `Indent Size` and `Indent Char` (Not supported by any beautifiers)
**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 "*LaTeX - Indent with tabs*" and change it to your desired configuration.
#### [LaTeX - Preserve newlines](#latex---preserve-newlines)
**Important**: This option is only configurable from within Atom Beautify's setting panel.
**Default**: `true`
**Type**: `boolean`
**Description**:
Preserve line-breaks (Not supported by any beautifiers)
**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 "*LaTeX - Preserve newlines*" and change it to your desired configuration.
#### [LaTeX - Max preserve newlines](#latex---max-preserve-newlines)
**Important**: This option is only configurable from within Atom Beautify's setting panel.
**Default**: `10`
**Type**: `integer`
**Description**:
Number of line-breaks to be preserved in one chunk (Not supported by any beautifiers)
**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 "*LaTeX - Max preserve newlines*" and change it to your desired configuration.
#### [LaTeX - Space in paren](#latex---space-in-paren)
**Important**: This option is only configurable from within Atom Beautify's setting panel.
**Type**: `boolean`
**Description**:
Add padding spaces within paren, ie. f( a, b ) (Not supported by any beautifiers)
**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 "*LaTeX - Space in paren*" and change it to your desired configuration.
#### [LaTeX - Jslint happy](#latex---jslint-happy)
**Important**: This option is only configurable from within Atom Beautify's setting panel.
**Type**: `boolean`
**Description**:
Enable jslint-stricter mode (Not supported by any beautifiers)
**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 "*LaTeX - Jslint happy*" and change it to your desired configuration.
#### [LaTeX - Space after anon function](#latex---space-after-anon-function)
**Important**: This option is only configurable from within Atom Beautify's setting panel.
**Type**: `boolean`
**Description**:
Add a space before an anonymous function's parens, ie. function () (Not supported by any beautifiers)
**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 "*LaTeX - Space after anon function*" and change it to your desired configuration.
#### [LaTeX - Brace style](#latex---brace-style)
**Important**: This option is only configurable from within Atom Beautify's setting panel.
**Default**: `collapse`
**Type**: `string`
**Enum**: `collapse` `collapse-preserve-inline` `expand` `end-expand` `none`
**Description**:
[collapse|collapse-preserve-inline|expand|end-expand|none] (Not supported by any beautifiers)
**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 "*LaTeX - Brace style*" and change it to your desired configuration.
#### [LaTeX - Break chained methods](#latex---break-chained-methods)
**Important**: This option is only configurable from within Atom Beautify's setting panel.
**Type**: `boolean`
**Description**:
Break chained method calls across subsequent lines (Not supported by any beautifiers)
**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 "*LaTeX - Break chained methods*" and change it to your desired configuration.
#### [LaTeX - Keep array indentation](#latex---keep-array-indentation)
**Important**: This option is only configurable from within Atom Beautify's setting panel.
**Type**: `boolean`
**Description**:
Preserve array indentation (Not supported by any beautifiers)
**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 "*LaTeX - Keep array indentation*" and change it to your desired configuration.
#### [LaTeX - Keep function indentation](#latex---keep-function-indentation)
**Important**: This option is only configurable from within Atom Beautify's setting panel.
**Type**: `boolean`
**Description**:
(Not supported by any beautifiers)
**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 "*LaTeX - Keep function indentation*" and change it to your desired configuration.
#### [LaTeX - Space before conditional](#latex---space-before-conditional)
**Important**: This option is only configurable from within Atom Beautify's setting panel.
**Default**: `true`
**Type**: `boolean`
**Description**:
(Not supported by any beautifiers)
**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 "*LaTeX - Space before conditional*" and change it to your desired configuration.
#### [LaTeX - Eval code](#latex---eval-code)
**Important**: This option is only configurable from within Atom Beautify's setting panel.
**Type**: `boolean`
**Description**:
(Not supported by any beautifiers)
**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 "*LaTeX - Eval code*" and change it to your desired configuration.
#### [LaTeX - Unescape strings](#latex---unescape-strings)
**Important**: This option is only configurable from within Atom Beautify's setting panel.
**Type**: `boolean`
**Description**:
Decode printable characters encoded in xNN notation (Not supported by any beautifiers)
**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 "*LaTeX - Unescape strings*" and change it to your desired configuration.
#### [LaTeX - Wrap line length](#latex---wrap-line-length)
**Important**: This option is only configurable from within Atom Beautify's setting panel.
**Type**: `integer`
**Description**:
Wrap lines at next opportunity after N characters (Not supported by any beautifiers)
**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 "*LaTeX - Wrap line length*" and change it to your desired configuration.
#### [LaTeX - End with newline](#latex---end-with-newline)
**Important**: This option is only configurable from within Atom Beautify's setting panel.
**Type**: `boolean`
**Description**:
End output with newline (Not supported by any beautifiers)
**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 "*LaTeX - End with newline*" and change it to your desired configuration.
#### [LaTeX - End with comma](#latex---end-with-comma)
**Important**: This option is only configurable from within Atom Beautify's setting panel.
**Type**: `boolean`
**Description**:
If a terminating comma should be inserted into arrays, object literals, and destructured objects. (Not supported by any beautifiers)
**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 "*LaTeX - End with comma*" and change it to your desired configuration.
#### [Markdown - Gfm](#markdown---gfm)
**Namespace**: `markdown`
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**Type**: `string`
**Supported Beautifiers**: [`PHP-CS-Fixer`](#php-cs-fixer) [`PHPCBF`](#phpcbf)
**Supported Beautifiers**: [`PHP-CS-Fixer`](#php-cs-fixer)
**Description**:
Path to the `phpcbf` CLI executable (Supported by PHP-CS-Fixer, PHPCBF)
Path to the `phpcbf` CLI executable (Supported by PHP-CS-Fixer)
**Example `.jsbeautifyrc` Configuration**
@ -2944,7 +3281,7 @@ Disable D Beautification
**Important**: This option is only configurable from within Atom Beautify's setting panel.
**Default**: `dfmt`
**Default**: `Uncrustify`
**Type**: `string`
@ -3746,6 +4083,59 @@ Automatically beautify JSX files on save
2. Go into *Packages* and search for "*Atom Beautify*" package.
3. Find the option "*Language Config - JSX - Beautify On Save*" and change it to your desired configuration.
#### [Language Config - LaTeX - Disable Beautifying Language](#language-config---latex---disable-beautifying-language)
**Important**: This option is only configurable from within Atom Beautify's setting panel.
**Type**: `boolean`
**Description**:
Disable LaTeX 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 "*Language Config - LaTeX - Disable Beautifying Language*" and change it to your desired configuration.
#### [Language Config - LaTeX - Default Beautifier](#language-config---latex---default-beautifier)
**Important**: This option is only configurable from within Atom Beautify's setting panel.
**Default**: `Latex Beautify`
**Type**: `string`
**Description**:
Default Beautifier to be used for LaTeX
**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 "*Language Config - LaTeX - Default Beautifier*" and change it to your desired configuration.
#### [Language Config - LaTeX - Beautify On Save](#language-config---latex---beautify-on-save)
**Important**: This option is only configurable from within Atom Beautify's setting panel.
**Type**: `boolean`
**Description**:
Automatically beautify LaTeX 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 "*Language Config - LaTeX - Beautify On Save*" and change it to your desired configuration.
#### [Language Config - LESS - Disable Beautifying Language](#language-config---less---disable-beautifying-language)
**Important**: This option is only configurable from within Atom Beautify's setting panel.
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**Type**: `string`
**Supported Beautifiers**: [`PHP-CS-Fixer`](#php-cs-fixer) [`PHPCBF`](#phpcbf)
**Supported Beautifiers**: [`PHP-CS-Fixer`](#php-cs-fixer)
**Description**:
Path to the `phpcbf` CLI executable (Supported by PHP-CS-Fixer, PHPCBF)
Path to the `phpcbf` CLI executable (Supported by PHP-CS-Fixer)
**Example `.jsbeautifyrc` Configuration**
@ -7346,30 +7736,6 @@ Standard name Squiz, PSR2, PSR1, PHPCS, PEAR, Zend, MySource... or path to CS ru
### PHPCBF
#### [PHP - PHPCBF Path](#php---phpcbf-path)
**Namespace**: `php`
**Key**: `phpcbf_path`
**Type**: `string`
**Supported Beautifiers**: [`PHP-CS-Fixer`](#php-cs-fixer) [`PHPCBF`](#phpcbf)
**Description**:
Path to the `phpcbf` CLI executable (Supported by PHP-CS-Fixer, PHPCBF)
**Example `.jsbeautifyrc` Configuration**
```json
{
"php": {
"phpcbf_path": ""
}
}
```
#### [PHP - PHPCBF Standard](#php---phpcbf-standard)
**Namespace**: `php`

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'csscomb'
'gherkin'
'gofmt'
'latex-beautify'
'fortran-beautifier'
'js-beautify'
'jscs'

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@ -36,6 +36,7 @@ module.exports = class Languages
"javascript"
"json"
"jsx"
"latex"
"less"
"markdown"
'marko'