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Nice. I'm all for a united formatting |
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The [`nph`](https://github.com/arnetheduck/nph) formatter is used by several projects at status already and is integrated with editors (vscode, nim language server, vim etc) - this PR shows what the code would look like. The projects that use it also verify formatting in CI using a little action snippet. If there's interest, this can easily be set up for desktop as well.
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@jrainville added the lint job - all yours from here. |
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nphformatter is used by several projects at status already and is integrated with editors (vscode, nim language server, vim etc) - this PR shows what the code would look like.The projects that use it also verify formatting in CI using a little action snippet. If there's interest, this can easily be set up for desktop as well.