Command-Line Help for `fatou`

Fatou: a language server, formatter, and linter for Julia

Usage: fatou [OPTIONS] <COMMAND>

Options

--config <PATH>: Path to an explicit fatou.toml (skips discovery)
--no-config: Ignore any discovered fatou.toml and use built-in defaults

`fatou parse`

Parse and display the CST for debugging

Usage: fatou parse [OPTIONS] [FILE]

Arguments

<FILE>: Input file (stdin if not provided)

Options

Suppress CST output to stdout

Verify parser losslessness (reconstruct(text) == text)

--to <TO>

Output representation: the lossless CST (default) or the JuliaSyntax s-expression projection (the parser oracle)

Default value: cst

Possible values:

cst: The lossless rowan concrete syntax tree
sexpr: The JuliaSyntax-native s-expression projection

`fatou format`

Format .jl files

Usage: fatou format [OPTIONS] [PATH]...

Arguments

<PATH>...: Input file(s) or path(s) (stdin if omitted)

Options

--check: Check formatting without writing; prints a diff and exits non-zero if any file would change
--line-width <N>: Override the target line width
--indent-width <N>: Override the indent width

`fatou lint`

Lint .jl files

Usage: fatou lint [OPTIONS] [PATH]...

Arguments

<PATH>...: Input file(s) or path(s)

Options

Required in the groundwork phase: lint reports findings without writing fixes

--output <OUTPUT>

Output format

Default value: pretty

Possible values: pretty, concise, json

`fatou lsp`

Run the language server on stdio

Usage: fatou lsp