~~ lineWidth: 40 ~~
== should format ==
log(`testing`);

[expect]
log(`testing`);

== should format multiple lines without indentation ==
function test() {
    log(`
const t = 5;
`);
}

[expect]
function test() {
    log(`
const t = 5;
`);
}

== should do string iterpolation ==
log(`testing ${  3 } this ${  6  } out`);

[expect]
log(`testing ${3} this ${6} out`);

== should not indent within the expression when it goes over the line width and the expression has no possible newlines ==
`testing this out a little bit ${4} testing`;

[expect]
`testing this out a little bit ${4} testing`;

== should indent within the expression when it goes over the line width and the expression has possible newlines ==
`testing this out a little bit ${[4]} testing`;

[expect]
`testing this out a little bit ${[
    4,
]} testing`;

== should move conditional expressions to the next line when they exceed the line width ==
function test() {
    `const t = 5; ${test ? test : testing}`;
}

[expect]
function test() {
    `const t = 5; ${
        test ? test : testing
    }`;
}

== should handle conditional expressions that exceed the line width twice ==
`const t = 5; ${test ? test : testingttttttttttttttttttttttt}`;

[expect]
`const t = 5; ${
    test
        ? test
        : testingttttttttttttttttttttttt
}`;

== should handle conditional expr in this scenario ==
const errMsg = `${name} test ${required === 1 ? "" : "s"}, but only ${length} present`;

[expect]
const errMsg = `${name} test ${
    required === 1 ? "" : "s"
}, but only ${length} present`;

== should handle conditional expr when the conditional expr cons is on the line width and not make the cond expr multi-line ==
const errMsg = `${testttttttt === 1 ? "" : "s"}, but only ${length} present`;

[expect]
const errMsg = `${
    testttttttt === 1 ? "" : "s"
}, but only ${length} present`;

== should do a tagged template literal ==
log(myTag `some text`);

[expect]
log(myTag`some text`);

== should do a tagged template literal that goes over line width ==
myCustomTag `testing this out with an str`;

[expect]
myCustomTag
    `testing this out with an str`;

== should not do newlines for a member expression ==
`tttttttttttttest ${testing.this.out.testing}`;

[expect]
`tttttttttttttest ${testing.this.out.testing}`;

== should not do newlines for a member expression with a this, super prop expr, or import meta expr ==
`tttttttttttttest ${this.this.out.testing} or ${super.test} or ${import.meta}`;

[expect]
`tttttttttttttest ${this.this.out.testing} or ${super.test} or ${import.meta}`;

== should not do newlines for a member expression with a string literal ==
`tttttttttttttest ${"testing this out".test}`;

[expect]
`tttttttttttttest ${"testing this out".test}`;

== should not do newlines for a private property name ==
`tttttttttttttest ${ttttttttttttttt.#test}`;

[expect]
`tttttttttttttest ${ttttttttttttttt.#test}`;

== should do newlines for a member expression with a computed property ==
`${days[date.getUTCDay()]}, ${d} ${months[date.getUTCMonth()]} ${y} ${h}:${testtt}:${s} GMT`;

[expect]
`${days[date.getUTCDay()]}, ${d} ${
    months[date.getUTCMonth()]
} ${y} ${h}:${testtt}:${s} GMT`;

== should not break up call expressions with no argument ==
`${date.getUTCDay()}, ${d} ${date.getUTCMonth()} ${y} ${h}:${testtt}:${s} GMT`;

[expect]
`${date.getUTCDay()}, ${d} ${date.getUTCMonth()} ${y} ${h}:${testtt}:${s} GMT`;

== should break up call expressions with an argument ==
`${date.getUTCDay()}, ${d} ${date.getUTCMonth(test)} ${y} ${h}:${testtt}:${s} GMT`;

[expect]
`${date.getUTCDay()}, ${d} ${
    date.getUTCMonth(test)
} ${y} ${h}:${testtt}:${s} GMT`;

== should place opening backtick in same line if it starts with newline ==
const b = () => `
    test
`;

[expect]
const b = () => `
    test
`;

== should place opening backtick in different line if it starts with a non-newline character ==
const test = () => `testing this out testing testing testing testin gtesting testing`

[expect]
const test = () =>
    `testing this out testing testing testing testin gtesting testing`;

== should move a binary expression to its own line ==
const test = `test test test test ${props.class ?? ""}`;
const test = `test test test test ${1 + 25 + 2}`;

[expect]
const test = `test test test test ${
    props.class ?? ""
}`;
const test = `test test test test ${
    1 + 25 + 2
}`;
