FANTOMAS
What is Fantomas?
- An opinionated code formatter for F#
- Integrates with most editors
- Implements the F# community style guide
Why?
- No need to discuss style in code review
- Cleaner source control diffs
- Peace of mind
Get started
Install Fantomas as .NET tool
dotnet tool install fantomas
The easiest way to get started is to install Fantomas as a local .NET tool.
Check out our documentation for more details.
What people say about Fantomas
Who uses Fantomas?
Sponsors
Enterprise sponsors
Community sponsors
Tiny Blue Robots
Tomas Leko
Zhenyong Zhu
Sergey Tihon
NicoVIII
Phillip Carter
G-Research-OSS
Edgar Gonzalez
Onur GumusMedia
Hey folks! We will be hosting a #fantomas #v5 release party 🥳🎉 on Discord on Friday, September 16th.
— Florian Verdonck (@verdonckflorian) August 23, 2022
#fsharp
Yesterday I had a blast during the @FSharpLondon meetup! Thanks again for having me! I wrote a blog post that captures some of the story beats from yesterday https://t.co/ViCkmmMSci. I'm really happy how Fantomas v5 is shaping up😊 #fsharp https://t.co/83bjAp9ody
— Florian Verdonck (@verdonckflorian) May 24, 2022
Fantomas Daemon
A blogpost about how to use a custom version of Fantomas in your editor.
Read blogpostHi #fsharp, for the next major release, I'd like to go with a new logo for Fantomas.
— Florian Verdonck (@verdonckflorian) April 20, 2022
Cast your vote on https://t.co/7akdM6lgrO
A word on triple-slash comments
A blogpost about the importance of triple-slash comments
Read blogpostAutomatic code formatting using Fantomas (https://t.co/R5SHSjfucF) is now applied to (nearly) all signature files under "src", you format code using
— Don Syme (@dsymetweets) May 11, 2022
dotnet fantomas etc -r
For example the primary syntax tree file: https://t.co/BBQFGEH2VM
