.swiftformat

# This file is configured to match the project's SwiftLint rules.

# --swift-version: Specify Swift version to enable all formatting features.
--swift-version 6.0

# --indent 4: Matches 'prefer_spaces_over_tabs' custom rule.
--indent 4
--tab-width 4
--smart-tabs disabled

# --max-width 0: Disables line-length wrapping, as 'line_length' is disabled in SwiftLint.
--max-width 0

# --trailing-commas always: Matches 'trailing_comma: mandatory_comma: true'.
--trailing-commas always

# --header ignore: SwiftLint's 'file_header' rule checks the header. The Ice
# line belongs only on files that still contain Jordan Baird's code, so a single
# literal template here would stamp it back onto every file.
--header ignore

# --enable isEmpty: Opt-in rule to match SwiftLint's 'empty_count'.
--enable isEmpty

# --modifier-order: Aligns with SwiftLint's preferred_modifier_order.
--modifier-order override,open,public,package,internal,fileprivate,private,open(set),public(set),package(set),internal(set),fileprivate(set),private(set),mutating,nonmutating,lazy,final,required,convenience,static,class,weak,unowned,unowned(safe),unowned(unsafe),dynamic,optional,indirect,isolated,nonisolated,nonisolated(unsafe),borrowing,consuming,prefix,infix,postfix,async

# These rules are too aggressive or cause conflicts and need to be disabled.
--disable redundantEquatable
--disable redundantSelf
--disable redundantReturn

# --disable redundantRawValues: raw values here are a stored format, not a
# spelling. Defaults.Key's raw values are the literal UserDefaults key names on
# disk, and the appearance enums' raw values sit inside every persisted profile.
# Dropping a "redundant" one makes the stored name follow the Swift case name,
# so a later rename would silently orphan every user's setting with no
# compile-time complaint. DefaultsKeyTests pins those values for the same reason.
--disable redundantRawValues

# Explicitly disable specific wrapping behaviors to prevent alignment issues.
--wrap-arguments disabled
--wrap-collections disabled
--wrap-conditions disabled


# General formatting rules for consistency and modern Swift style

# --self remove: Use implicit self, as is common practice.
--self remove

# --allman false: Use K&R style braces (opening brace on the same line).
--allman false

# --semicolons inline-only: Remove unnecessary semicolons.
--semicolons inline-only