@swup/js-plugin: ^3.1.1 and @swup/scripts-plugin: ^2.0.0 break Astro formatting about swup

[hirasso]

HI @kkopp001

Could you be more specific?

Try using the Astro formatter

What formatter do you mean?

It will not format the code as expected.

What code?

[kkopp001]

Hi @hirasso,

When I mentioned the Astro formatter, I was referring to the official Astro extension in Visual Studio Code that formats the code.

Regarding your question about "what code", I meant the Astro code in my project. After installing the specified Swup plugins, I observed that the Astro code in my project wasn't being formatted as expected by the Astro extension in VSCode.

I hope this clarifies the issue better. Thank you for your patience.

[hirasso]

@kkopp001

• are you seeing the issue right when you install the two plugins mentioned above, or only when you use them them?
• What is the expected format of your code? (please provide a code block)
• What is the actual (=broken) format of your code? (please provide a code block)

[hirasso]

I suspect this could be happening due to the fact that the scripts-plugin isn't written in TypeScript, yet. I've created swup/scripts-plugin#30, let's see if this solves the issue.

[hirasso]

@kkopp001 could you update @swup/scripts-plugin to version 2.1.0 and test if your issue persists?

[hirasso]

@kkopp001 any news on this? Otherwise, I'll close this as non-reproducible