How to use the @marko/prettyprint.prettyPrintSource function in @marko/prettyprint
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marko-js / cli / packages / migrate / src / index.js View on Github 
migrate: true,
raw: true
});
if (!options.safe) {
await runAutoMigrations(migrateHelper);
}
let prettyOriginalSource;
const migratedSource = markoPrettyprint.prettyPrintAST(
ast,
prettyPrintOptions
);
try {
prettyOriginalSource = markoPrettyprint.prettyPrintSource(
source,
prettyPrintOptions
);
} catch (e) {
// prettyprinting is only used to check if the template changed
// if the original source fails to print for some reason, but the
// migration was successful, that's fine.
}
if (
migratedSource !== prettyOriginalSource ||
fileNameUpdates.length ||
dependentUpdates.length
) {
await onWriteFile(file, migratedSource);@marko/prettyprint
Prettyprint Marko template files in the syntax of your choice
