Any chance cbfmt could work with .norg files from Neorg in the future?

There's also nvim-neorg/tree-sitter-norg.

Thanks.

uncrustify is a formatter for c/cpp write by rust

.cbfmt.toml

[languages]
rust = ["rustfmt"]
c= ["uncrustify -q -l C --no-backup"]

md.md

# Test
```c
int main () { int = 2; int b = 3; }
```

TRY

❯ cbfmt md.md
[Fail]: md.md

[0/1] files are formatted correctly.

file Fail to formatted

but uncrustify work from command line

$ uncrustify -q -l C --no-backup md.md
cat md.md

cat md.md

#Test
` ` ` c
int main() {
    int = 2;
    int b = 3;
}
` ` `

I'm trying to have cbfmt autoformat my C code blocks using clang-format with the following config:

[languages]
c = ["clang-format -style=\"{BasedOnStyle: Google, IndentWidth: 4, UseTab: Never, TabWidth: 4}\""]

However, it seems to split args on spaces without respecting the escaped quote. clang-format thinks that it has received 6 filenames which yields the error:

$ cbfmt -w test.md
[Error]: test.md:3 [c] -> [clang-format]
No such file or directory
No such file or directory
No such file or directory
No such file or directory
No such file or directory
No such file or directory
No such file or directory


[0/1] files were written.

Here's my test markdown file:

Hello

```c
struct MailStructure {
  unsigned int data : 18;  // Assuming data is 18 bits
  unsigned int reserved : 10;
  unsigned int channel : 4;
};
```

The musl build in the releases is not statically built, it seems to be the same as the linux build.

I think the --target=x86_64-unknown-linux-musl option is needed for cargo build .

Thanks for this small nifty tool.

I was wondering how exactly one can use config files for the specific formatters? For example with stylua.

I runcbfmt as cbfmt --config "$some_path". The specified cbfmt.toml is correctly recognized, since adding / removing lua does make a difference. However, I cannot figure out how to make cbfmt make stylua use a config file.

I have a stylua.toml in the same directory as the cbfmt.toml, and also in the nvim-pwd when executting the formatting command (via null-ls). However, cbfmt-run-stylua does not seem to recognize it since it seems to run on default config.

my config example

[languages]
lua = ["stylua --search-parent-directories -"]

I mean, I could explicitly run add a --config to the cbfmt.toml, but that would be really cumbersome.