html-indent is a html file indenter and checker.
It can be used for a single file, an entire tree, or from stdin (for editor plugin integration).
It supports multi-line tags, and preserves relative indentation in scripts and comments sections. Except spaces, the document structure is preserved and the only validation check is for balanced tags.
Usage: html-indent [FILE] [options]
Options:
-h, --help print this help menu
-r, --recursive process all files in directory tree
-e, --extension ext file extension for recursive processing
-n, --dry-run dry run, don't write files
--numeric output indentation value
-c, --check check malformed tags
-l, --lines [start]-[end]
limit output to selected lines
-p, --print print html result to stdout
html-indent is written in Rust. For the moment the
only option is to build it from source, so install Rust
then type
$ cargo install
There is a Vim plugin under tools
directory. Just drop it in ~/.vim/indent/ and don't forget to have
filetype plugin indent on
in your .vimrc.
- HTML Tidy : Tidy is designed to clean-up html complete documents and I didn't succeed to indent html fragments with the command line version.
- GNU Emacs
editoruniverseenvironment. The included html-mode and web-mode, like many Emacs's major modes have implemented indent-region function. - Atom editor. Unfortunately, the indentation doesn't work with newlines inside tags.
- Better error handling
- PHP integration
- Sublime text plugin