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Ethereum: prettier doesn’t get solid

As developers, we rely heavily on tools to improve the quality of our code. One such tool is Prettier, a popular JavaScript formatting tool that can automatically format and style our code for better readability. However, one of the extensions used by Prettier, solidity, has been causing formatting issues in Ethereum development.

Problem

Ethereum: Prettier not detecting solidity

In my experience, I have tried installing and reinstalling the Solidity extension and Prettier itself several times. However, the problem persists. The solidity command from my project always returns a different format than it would look if formatted with Prettier.

Problem

I have noticed that when I run the solidity --format command in the terminal of my project, I get the following output:

pragma solidity ^0.8.10; // pragma: // comment
contract My contract {
uint256 public counter;
}

However, running it with Prettier installed and properly configured gives a different output:

pragma solidity ^0.8.11;
contract My contract {
uint256 public counter;
}

Decision

After trying various solutions, I found the following solutions to solve this problem:

  • Uninstall and reinstall the Solidity extension: I tried uninstalling and reinstalling the solidity extension several times. This solution seems to work in some cases, but it is not reliable.
  • Reinstall Prettier with custom configurations: I tried reinstalling Prettier with custom configurations for JavaScript and Solidity files. However, this does not seem to be a permanent solution either.
  • Configure Prettier as an option: One solution is to configure Prettier as an option when running the solidity command. This can be done by adding the following code to your .bashrc or .zshrc file:

export PATH="$PATH:$HOME/.config/nvm/v0.51.9/bin:$HOME/.nvm/lib/$NVM_VERSION/bin"
source $HOME/.nvm/nvm-sh/bash
npm install --global nicer

And then, when you run the solidity command, use the following configuration:

solidity --format=.js solidity.js

Conclusion

In conclusion, while Prettier seems to work well for TypeScript projects, its Solidity formatting does not cooperate. After trying different solutions, I found that reinstalling the Solidity extension and configuring Prettier as an option can provide a temporary solution.

However, this solution has its limitations and it is recommended that you explore other alternatives or configure Prettier in a way that suits your specific use case.

Tips and Variations

  • If you use a different IDE or text editor, such as WebStorm or VS Code, your configuration options may differ. Be sure to check the documentation for the chosen tool.
  • You can also try to install the solidity extension separately from Prettier and configure it manually.
  • In some cases, you may need to use a different version of Solidity or Ethereum libraries that are not supported by Prettier.

Hope this helps! If you have any more questions or need additional help, please feel free to ask.