A high-performance, extensible code formatting tool designed to surpass existing solutions like Prettier and Black by providing consistent, configurable, and intelligent formatting across multiple programming languages.
- Multi-Language Support: Rust, Python, TypeScript/JavaScript with extensible plugin architecture
- Tree-sitter Powered: Robust parsing with incremental updates
- High Performance: Parallel processing and memory-efficient AST transformations
- Smart Formatting: Context-aware formatting that respects developer intent
- Unified Configuration: Consistent code style across polyglot codebases
- Developer Tools: Format-on-save, git pre-commit hooks, partial file formatting
- Stable & Idempotent: Consistent formatting results across runs
cargo install standardize# Format a single file
standardize format src/main.rs
# Format entire project
standardize format .
# Check formatting without making changes
standardize check src/
# Watch and format on save
standardize watch src/Create a .standardize.toml file in your project root:
[general]
max_line_length = 100
indent_style = "spaces"
indent_size = 4
[rust]
edition = "2021"
format_strings = true
[python]
line_length = 88
quote_style = "double"
[typescript]
semicolons = true
trailing_commas = "es5"Built with SOLID principles and modular design:
- Single Responsibility: Each module has a focused purpose
- Open/Closed: Extensible through plugins without modifying core
- Liskov Substitution: Language formatters are interchangeable
- Interface Segregation: Clean abstractions for parsing and formatting
- Dependency Inversion: Core logic depends on abstractions, not implementations
Built by Griffin (@GriffinCanCode). Contributions welcome!
MIT License