Code Formatter Website

This tool provides a web-based, language-aware code formatter that standardizes formatting across multiple programming languages. It processes raw code input and outputs a clean, style-consistent version suitable for review and collaboration. Conceptually, the formatter tokenizes code according to language grammar, applies canonical whitespace, line breaks, and indentation, and then reconstructs the code while preserving identifiers and semantics. Users benefit from a consistent style across a repository, which reduces review time and helps enforce internal guidelines. The system supports per-language presets and custom options, enabling teams to tailor indentation width, line length, quote style, and trailing comma rules. A diff-friendly output option helps reviewers spot changes without digging through lines. The tool is particularly useful before commits or pull requests, in CI pipelines, and when aligning legacy code with newer style guides. Its differentiators include language-specific handling, preservation of comments and string literals, and the ability to auto-detect language when not specified. Use cases include JavaScript/TypeScript standardization, Python PEP8 alignment, JSON pretty-printing, and YAML formatting, all while maintaining readability and consistency across a team's codebase.