Format Interface and Type Alias
Input
interface User<T>{id:number;name:string;meta:T;}
type Response<T>=User<T>|null;Example output
interface User<T> {
id: number;
name: string;
meta: T;
}
type Response<T> = User<T> | null;
Format messy TypeScript interfaces, types, generics, and declarations into clean, readable code directly in your browser without sending code to remote servers.
| Formatter Engine | Prettier TypeScript parser in an isolated Web Worker |
|---|---|
| Supported Operations | Format TypeScript (Interfaces, Generics, Enums, Types) |
| Privacy & Security | 100% Client-side execution; code is never uploaded |
| Maximum Input | 5 MB |
Input
interface User<T>{id:number;name:string;meta:T;}
type Response<T>=User<T>|null;Example output
interface User<T> {
id: number;
name: string;
meta: T;
}
type Response<T> = User<T> | null;
Deeply nested conditional types (T extends U ? X : Y) and mapped types format cleanly with consistent indentation around operators.
Standard TypeScript enums, const enums, and module namespaces are formatted with proper member alignment.
Modern TypeScript syntax like 'import type' and inline 'type' specifiers inside import blocks are preserved faithfully.
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Yes. Modern TypeScript syntax including TSX tags and React component definitions are supported.