npm package: @pandabox/prettier-plugin
Description: Prettier plugin for Panda css
Author: Alexandre Stahmer
Latest version: 0.1.3

# @pandabox/prettier-plugin

Prettier plugin for Panda CSS.

Will sort style props based on your local `panda.config.ts`:

- in any Panda function like `css({ ... })` or `stack({ ... })`
- in the `css` prop of any JSX component
- etc...

## Installation

```bash
pnpm add -D prettier @pandabox/prettier-plugin
```

## Usage

```json
{
  "plugins": ["@pandabox/prettier-plugin"]
}
```

## Options

See below for more details.

```json
{
  "pandaFirstProps": ["as", "className", "layerStyle", "textStyle"],
  "pandaLastProps": [],
  "pandaOnlyComponents": false,
  "pandaOnlyIncluded": false,
  "pandaStylePropsFirst": false,
  "pandaSortOtherProps": false,
  "pandaFunctions": []
}
```

## Sorting

The plugin will dynamically resolve your `panda.config.ts` file and sort the style properties based on your
[`utilities`](https://panda-css.com/docs/customization/utilities) (keys and shorthands) and their associated `group`.

Each utility in the [`@pandacss/preset-base`](https://github.com/chakra-ui/panda/pull/2269/files) has a group name.

The
[group names and their order](https://github.com/astahmer/pandakit/blob/5e3d5cb6c5bbed211c3bf608b69b307568cdff06/packages/prettier-plugin/src/get-priority-index.ts#L7)
are:

```ts
const groupNames = [
  'System',
  'Container',
  'Display',
  'Visibility',
  'Position',
  'Transform',
  'Flex Layout',
  'Grid Layout',
  'Layout',
  'Border',
  'Border Radius',
  'Width',
  'Height',
  'Margin',
  'Padding',
  'Color',
  'Typography',
  'Background',
  'Shadow',
  'Table',
  'List',
  'Scroll',
  'Interactivity',
  'Transition',
  'Effect',
  'Other',
]
```

- [Conditions](https://panda-css.com/docs/concepts/conditional-styles) (`_hover`, `_dark`...) will be sorted after
  `Other` and are always sorted in the same order as in the generated CSS
- [Arbitrary conditions](https://panda-css.com/docs/concepts/conditional-styles#arbitrary-selectors) will be sorted
  after `Conditions`
- `Css` will be sorted after `Arbitrary conditions`, since the JSX `css` prop will override any other JSX style prop
  with JSX patterns / `styled` factory

Finally, other (non-style) props will be sorted alphabetically.

## Extending

You can extend the `utilities` in your `panda.config.ts` and bind (or re-bind an existing) them to a `group` name so
that they will be sorted with the other utilities in that group.

```ts
export default defineConfig({
  utilities: {
    boxSize: {
      values: 'sizes',
      group: 'Width',
      transform: (value) => {
        return {
          width: value,
          height: value,
        }
      },
    },
  },
})

// will be sorted near the `width` prop
css({
  position: 'relative',
  boxSize: '2xl',
  width: '100%',
  fontSize: '2xl',
})
```

## Options

### `pandaFirstProps`

The first props to sort. Defaults to `['as', 'asChild', 'ref', 'className', 'layerStyle', 'textStyle']`.

### `pandaLastProps`

The last props to sort. Defaults to `[]`.

### `pandaOnlyComponents`

Only sort props in known Panda components (JSX patterns and `<styled.xxx /> factory`). Defaults to `false`.

### `pandaOnlyIncluded`

Only sort props in files that are included in the config. Defaults to `false`.

### `pandaStylePropsFirst`

Whether to sort the style props before the component props. Defaults to `false`.

### `pandaSortOtherProps`

Whether to sort the other props alphabetically. Defaults to `false`.

### `pandaGroupOrder`

The order of the style groups. Defaults to:
`['System', 'Container', 'Display', 'Visibility', 'Position', 'Transform', 'Flex Layout', 'Grid Layout', 'Layout', 'Border', 'Border Radius', 'Width', 'Height', 'Margin', 'Padding', 'Color', 'Typography', 'Background', 'Shadow', 'Table', 'List', 'Scroll', 'Interactivity', 'Transition', 'Effect', 'Other', 'Conditions', 'Arbitrary conditions', 'Css']`

### `pandaFunctions`

A list of style functions to sort in addition to the default ones (css, cva, patterns, defineRecipe,
defineSlotRecipe...). Defaults to `[]`.

### `pandaConfigPath`

The path to the panda config file. Only relevant when used programatically.

### `pandaCwd`

The current working directory from which the config file will be searched for. Only relevant when used programatically.