Sort imports in Vue scripts

Enable import sorting with formatter.sortImports in vize.config.*:

import { defineConfig } from "vize";

export default defineConfig({
  formatter: {
    sortImports: {
      internalPattern: ["@/", "~/"],
      groups: ["builtin", "external", "internal", ["parent", "sibling", "index"]],
      newlinesBetween: true,
      order: "asc",
    },
  },
});

An empty object selects Oxfmt's default groups and sorting policy. Omit the option or set it to false to preserve authored import order. Both <script> and <script setup>, including JSX/TSX blocks, use the native Oxc import sorter. Direct vize fmt applies the same policy to standalone JS/TS/JSX/TSX files.

Vite+ shares fmt.sortImports with Vue formatting automatically. Set fmt.vize.sortImports to override it, including false to disable sorting only for Vue. Oxfmt still receives its original setting.

Supported options are groups, customGroups, internalPattern, order, ignoreCase, newlinesBetween, partitionByNewline, partitionByComment, and sortSideEffects. Group entries can be names, arrays of names, or { newlinesBetween: boolean } boundaries. Custom groups accept groupName, elementNamePattern, selector, and modifiers as in Oxfmt.

Side-effect imports retain their authored order by default. Set sortSideEffects: true only when rearranging initialization is intentional. partitionByNewline: true requires newlinesBetween: false and cannot be combined with boundary overrides. Invalid combinations fail before writing files. --no-config ignores the configured sorting policy.

Native formatSfc and WASM formatSfc / formatScript also accept sortImports in their options. The existing Rust FormatOptions remains source compatible; use resolve_sort_imports with GlyphFormatter::with_sort_imports or format_script_with_sort_imports for the additive Rust API.

Configure line endings with the same endOfLine modes across CLI, editor, Node and WASM formatting.

Configure property quotes for script object keys.

Configure JSX attribute quotes independently of JavaScript strings.

For space and tab indentation, see Indentation width.