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Built-in formatter
TypeSpec provides an opinionated formatter that enables you to enforce a consistent style in your codebase.
Formatter usage
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Unformatted
import "@typespec/http";


using TypeSpec.Http;


@service({ title: "Accounting firm" }) namespace MyOrg.Accounting;






model Account {
    id: string;
    name: string;
    balance: decimal128;
}


interface Accounts {


    @route(":open") open(account: Account): void;
  @route(":close")     close(id: string): void;


}
Formatted
import "@typespec/http";


using TypeSpec.Http;


@service({
  title: "Accounting firm",
})
namespace MyOrg.Accounting;


model Account {
  id: string;
  name: string;
  balance: decimal128;
}


interface Accounts {
  @route(":open") open(account: Account): void;
  @route(":close") close(id: string): void;
}
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