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[timothyjmorris]

Hi guys, I really like js-beautify! I'm using 1.15.4 for JS formatting and it suits all but one of my needs. I can't seem to find the right option or setting to prevent multiple variable declarations on the same line from wrapping -- when they're initialized. Maybe it's not a common practice, but it's my convention -- and I allow it (within reason).

Please advise.

BEFORE

let datePart = "", year = 0, month = 0, day = 0;
let timePart = "", hours = 0, minutes = 0, seconds = 0;

AFTER

let datePart = "",
  year = 0,
  month = 0,
  day = 0;
let timePart = "",
  hours = 0,
  minutes = 0,
  seconds = 0;

Yes, they're not forced to a new line when they're not initialized. So this does work. But I require initialization of all variables

let datePart, year, month, day;

Also, I'm willing to contribute if you can point me in the right direction.

thanks!

-tim