Automatic code formatter for puppet manifests

Usage: puppet-fmt [<filename>] [-n] [-N <indentation>] [-w] [-t] [-r] [-s] [-c] [-i] [-o <output>]

autoformatting for puppet manifests

Positional Arguments:
  filename          manifest filename, read manifest from stdin if absent

Options:
  -n, --no-indent   don't auto-indent lines
  -N, --indentation number of spaces for indentation (default 2)
  -w, --no-trailing-whitespace
                    don't remove trailing whitespace
  -t, --no-double-quoted-strings
                    don't replace double quotes with single quotes for raw
                    strings
  -r, --no-arrow-alignment
                    don't fix arrow alignments
  -s, --no-spacing  don't adjust spacing between tokens (only for resource
                    declarations atm)
  -c, --no-resource-like
                    don't format resource-like class definitions
  -i, --in-place    overwrite input file
  -o, --output      destination filename
  --help, help      display usage information

Sample configuration for helix

[[language]]
name = "puppet"
scope = "source.puppet"
file-types = ["pp"]
auto-format = true
comment-tokens = "#"
formatter = { command = "puppet-fmt", args = [ "--indentation", "2", ] }

Sample configuration for neovim using null-ls.nvim/none-ls.nvim

local null_ls = require("null-ls")
local puppet_fmt = {}
puppet_fmt.filetypes = { "puppet" }
puppet_fmt.name = "puppet-fmt"
puppet_fmt.method = null_ls.methods.FORMATTING
puppet_fmt.generator = null_ls.formatter({
    command = "puppet-fmt",
    args = { "--indentation", "2", },
    to_stdin = true,
    from_stderr = true,
})
null_ls.register({ puppet_fmt })