package ppx_expect

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ppx_expect.config
- Expect_test_config
  - IO
ppx_expect.config_types
- Expect_test_config_types
  - S
    
    IO
  - Upon_unreleasable_issue
ppx_expect.evaluator
- Ppx_expect_evaluator
ppx_expect.make_corrected_file
- Make_corrected_file
ppx_expect.runtime
- Ppx_expect_runtime

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type t = {

indent : Base.int;
(*
The number of spaces that the bodies of [%expect] nodes are indented with respect to the left edge of the extension point and that trailing [%expect] nodes are indented with respect to the enclosing let%expect
*)
always_on_own_line : Base.bool;
(*
Whether the output of [%expect] nodes should always be formatted so it gets its own lines, even if it is only one line long. If this option is true, one-line expectations will be printed like
```
        [%expect {|
          foo
        |}]
```
rather than like
```
        [%expect {| foo |}]
```
*)
extension_sigil : Base.string;
(*
The sigil that should be printed to signal the start of an extension point. By default, this is "%", though in toplevel tests it changes to "%%".
*)
attribute_sigil : Base.string;
(*
The sigil that should be printed to signal the start of an attribute. By default, this is "@@".
*)

}

Configurations for the formatting of rewritten expect nodes and attributes. The values in default are used by ppx_expect, but different values can be used by other clients of the expect test runtime.

val default : t

The default formatting configuration used in expect tests.

module Flexibility : sig ... end