A pluggable and configurable code formatting platform written in Rust that unifies all your formatters in one tool.
dprint is a code formatting platform written in Rust that allows developers to unify multiple language-specific formatters into a single tool. It solves the problem of managing disparate formatting tools and configurations across different programming languages by providing a pluggable architecture and centralized configuration.
Developers and teams working with multiple programming languages who want a consistent, fast, and configurable formatting solution across their entire codebase.
Developers choose dprint for its speed, unified configuration, and extensible plugin system, which reduces toolchain complexity and ensures consistent formatting across diverse file types without sacrificing performance.
Pluggable and configurable code formatting platform written in Rust that unifies all your formatters in one tool.
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Built in Rust, dprint offers high-performance formatting, making it efficient for large codebases where speed is critical.
Centralizes all formatting rules in a single dprint.json file, reducing toolchain complexity and ensuring consistency across languages like TypeScript and Markdown.
Supports plugins for various languages and wrappers for tools like Prettier and Biome, allowing seamless integration of existing formatters into a unified workflow.
Provides uniform formatting behavior across multiple file types, from JSON to Dockerfiles, eliminating fragmentation in multi-language projects.
Relies on community-maintained plugins which may lag behind upstream updates or have bugs, as noted in the README where development is often spare-time.
Requires learning dprint's configuration syntax and setting up plugins, which can be more complex than using language-specific formatters directly with their native setups.
For some languages, dprint uses wrapper plugins (e.g., for Prettier or Ruff), which may not fully leverage Rust's speed and introduce additional layers.
dprint is an open-source alternative to the following products: