Poor Man's T-SQL Formatter

This tool provides on-demand T-SQL formatting to standardize code style across teams. It takes raw SQL text and outputs a version with uniform indentation, line breaks, and keyword casing. Conceptually, it tokenizes the input, preserves literals and comments, and applies formatting rules to organize clauses and blocks. The formatter is designed for DBAs, developers, and data engineers who frequently work with SQL Server code, migration scripts, and stored procedures. Unique value comes from deterministic formatting, a lightweight footprint, and the ability to adjust indentation and keyword casing without rewriting logic. Core features include block-aware indentation, capitalization options, and optional line wrapping. Common use cases include preparing scripts for code reviews, aligning legacy code with current styling standards, and ensuring consistent formatting in CI pipelines. The tool emphasizes non-destructive formatting: semantics are preserved while whitespace and structure are clarified. It can handle nested subqueries, CTEs, and multi-statement batches, producing readable, maintainable SQL that speeds reviews and reduces misinterpretation. The output is suitable for inclusion in documentation, training materials, and collaborative codebases. This is particularly useful for teams that enforce SQL style guides and strive for predictable diffs across commits.