[Formatting Bug]: Adding spaces between operator characters

[sandporg]

Platform

MacOS

Template before formatting

<flux:table.row :key="$document->id">

Template after formatting

<flux:table.row :key="$document - > id">

Expected Behaviour

It should not be adding spaces between the operator characters

Relevant log output

[CicerBro]

Came here to make an issue, saw this one existed already. I had to disable this extension because of this issue.

[ghkich]

I'm also facing that issue. Disabled for now.

[cristiantoaderdotcom]

same issue.

[dllsystem]

same here

[janushelkjaer]

Same issue for me. Caught it when working in Laravel 12 with Flux UI. Had to disable extension for now.

[teevans]

I ran into this issue as well. Looked at the underlying formatter and someone was nice enough to fix the functionality there with a config flag. I went ahead and added in that config flag in a PR above. Fingers crossed @shufo will have some time to review soon!

[beratmasat]

Hello, the problem is actually the complexity of the component actually using an alpine bind prefix, not as a prop attribute of Laravel. Most of you probably tried current=“{{ }}” instead of :current=“” in some of the flux components (for example in links) and it didn't work, you can solve the problem by trying x-bind:current=“{{ }}” instead. This will also solve the formatting error of Blade Formatter.

Good coding :)

Edit: Of course :x-bind:current=“expression” could be used, but Blade Formatter fails here. So it would be better to use echo with fancy brackets.

[jakob-info]

HI @shufo,
This is still an issue. The starter kit for Laravel 12 uses the mentioned syntax. Please fix it.

[Devynko]

@shufo This definitely needs to be fixed, like @jakob-info said, it conflicts with the syntax Laravel 12 uses.