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Roll the ecosystem formatting setup (ADR 0007, piloted in purescript-lua/purescript-lua-effect#6) onto this fork.

Tooling. Copies treefmt.nix/.tidyrc.json/.lua-format and wires treefmt-nix into the flake: nix fmt formats, checks.formatting is exposed, the dev shell installs a content-based pre-commit hook, and CI gains a format-check step. The check is content-based (nix fmt && git diff --exit-code) rather than treefmt --ci, since the in-place formatters bump mtime even when content is unchanged. LuaFormatter is kept over StyLua because it preserves the parentheses pslua's foreign-file parser requires.

Fork specifics. Replaces the fork's bespoke .lua-format with the ecosystem canon (compact one-liners); the nginx FFI keeps its luacheck --globals ngx flag, with --max-line-length raised to 130. dhall format also normalised packages.dhall. Verified locally: build + luacheck --globals ngx --max-line-length 130 green.

Wire treefmt via treefmt-nix: nixfmt, dhall format, purs-tidy (.tidyrc.json)
and LuaFormatter for the FFI (.lua-format, kept over StyLua because it
preserves the parentheses pslua's parser needs). `nix fmt` formats; the dev
shell installs a content-based pre-commit hook and CI runs
`nix fmt && git diff --exit-code` (content-based, since the in-place
formatters bump mtime and would trip treefmt --fail-on-change). Lua lines
budget 130 cols, matching the raised `luacheck --max-line-length`; the
nginx FFI keeps its `--globals ngx` luacheck flag. Replaces the bespoke
.lua-format with the ecosystem canon (compact one-liners).

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Pull request overview

This PR rolls out standardized formatting infrastructure (treefmt-nix + nix fmt), including a pre-commit hook and a CI formatting check, aligning this fork with the upstream ecosystem formatting setup.

Changes:

  • Adds treefmt-nix integration to the flake (formatter output + checks.formatting) and documents formatting usage.
  • Introduces formatting configs for PureScript (.tidyrc.json) and Lua FFI (.lua-format) and normalizes Dhall formatting.
  • Updates CI to run a content-based formatting check (nix fmt && git diff --exit-code) alongside existing build/lint steps.

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File Description
treefmt.nix Defines the treefmt-nix formatting module (nixfmt, dhall, purs-tidy, lua-format, excludes).
flake.nix Wires treefmt-nix into the flake outputs and adds a devShell hook to install a pre-commit formatter check.
.github/workflows/ci.yml Adds a formatting check step and updates luacheck flags.
.tidyrc.json Adds purs-tidy configuration for formatting PureScript sources.
.lua-format Replaces LuaFormatter config with the ecosystem canonical settings and updated line budget.
AGENTS.md Documents formatting workflow (nix fmt + diff-based check) and updates lint command.
packages.dhall Normalizes formatting output (removes trailing whitespace line).
flake.lock Adds the treefmt-nix input pin.

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@Unisay Unisay merged commit ec4372c into main Jun 15, 2026
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