// Format SQL files using the syntaqlite formatter. Use when the user wants to format, reformat, or pretty-print SQL code.
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Parse SQL and inspect the AST using syntaqlite. Use when the user wants to see the parse tree, debug SQL syntax, or understand how a query is structured.
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| name | format |
| description | Format SQL files using the syntaqlite formatter. Use when the user wants to format, reformat, or pretty-print SQL code. |
Format SQLite SQL using the syntaqlite CLI formatter.
# Format a file (print to stdout)
syntaqlite fmt query.sql
# Format in-place
syntaqlite fmt -i query.sql
# Format from stdin
echo "SELECT a,b FROM t WHERE x=1" | syntaqlite fmt
# Format multiple files via glob
syntaqlite fmt -i "**/*.sql"
# Format with options
syntaqlite fmt -w 120 -k upper query.sql
-e, --expression <SQL> — format an inline SQL expression instead of files-w, --line-width <N> — max line width (default: 80)-t, --indent-width <N> — spaces per indentation level (default: 2)-k, --keyword-case <upper|lower> — keyword casing (default: upper)-i, --in-place — overwrite files in place--check — check if files are formatted (exit 1 if not)--semicolons <true|false> — append semicolons (default: true)-i to write in place.-i.--check in CI to verify formatting without modifying files.