Source formatter
Definitions
A software tool that automatically adjusts the layout, indentation, and spacing of source code to conform to a specific style guide.
A utility used in programming to standardize the visual presentation of code without altering its functional logic.
Examples
The integrated source formatter automatically adjusts the indentation and spacing of the code whenever I save the file.
Developers often configure their source formatter to ensure that the entire team follows the same style guidelines.
Synonyms
Code beautifier Code prettifier Source code styler Code reformatter