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As I type the following javascript code (exact keystrokes):

myObject
.doSomething()
.doSomethingElse();

I'd expect it to automatically bee the following...

myObject
    .doSomething()
    .doSomethingElse();

... as would any other programmer, right?

How do I enable this, and why isn't it enabled by default?

As I type the following javascript code (exact keystrokes):

myObject
.doSomething()
.doSomethingElse();

I'd expect it to automatically bee the following...

myObject
    .doSomething()
    .doSomethingElse();

... as would any other programmer, right?

How do I enable this, and why isn't it enabled by default?

• javascript
• sublimetext
• sublimetext3
• code-formatting
• auto-indent

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• I am searching for this feature as well. Have you found anything? – japrescott Commented Mar 12, 2015 at 15:21

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You can use Sublime Code formatter with support JavaScript/JSON Beautifier, this link will show you how to usage this plugin.

Or another way is to insert your code inside Key Bindings - User file:

{"keys": ["alt+shift+f"], "mand": "reindent", "args": {"single_line": false}}

This happens because sublime's smart_indent is not smart enough.

You can fix indentation post factum using code formatter plugin like JsFomat.

Or preventively indent first chained method call. Following lines will have same level of indentation. This solution can be slightly improved by creating new key binding:

    {
        "keys": ["alt+enter"],
        "mand": "insert",
        "args": {"characters": "\n\t"}
    }

Press alt+enter instead of enter, tab for newline to have extra indentation.

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