0 I've been trying to install atom-beautify on my Windows 10 x64 machine, but I keep getting this error : npm ERR! code Z_BUF_ERROR npm ERR! errno -5 npm ERR! zlib: unexpected end of file npm ERR! A complete log of this run can be found in: npm ERR! C:\Users\*****\.atom\.apm\_logs\2019-01-18T06_40_37_988Z-debug.log Googling about it, I found this is an issue that has been raised but closed without much in the way of resolution : https://github.com/Glavin001/atom-beautify/issues/2240 I tried uninstalling and reinstalling Atom, and also deleting the .apm folder and giving it another go, and then trying to install previous versions of atom-beautify using the following, apm install atom-beautify@0.33.2 apm install atom-beautify@0.32.5 But nothing seems to work, and I get the same error with a Deprecation warning on the latter. Has anyone else encounteredd this issue, are there any known work-arounds for it?

[silvercobra1]

Description

The results of beautification are not what I expect.

Input Before Beautification

This is what the code looked like before:

<INSERT CODE HERE>

Expected Output

The beautified code should have looked like this:

<INSERT CODE HERE>

Actual Output

The beautified code actually looked like this:

<INSERT CODE HERE>

Steps to Reproduce

1. Add code to Atom editor
2. Run command Atom Beautify: Beautify Editor
3. This beautified code does not look right!

Debug

Here is a link to the debug.md Gist:

Checklist

I have:

• Tried uninstalling and reinstalling Atom Beautify to ensure it installed properly
• Reloaded (or restarted) Atom to ensure it is not a caching issue
• Searched through existing Atom Beautify Issues at https://github.com/Glavin001/atom-beautify/issues
  so I know this is not a duplicate issue
• Filled out the Input, Expected, and Actual sections above or have edited/removed them in a way that fully describes the issue.
• Generated debugging information by executing Atom Beautify: Help Debug Editor command in Atom and added link for debug.md Gist to this issue

[SilentGlasses]

If you still need this and are looking for something to fill the spot that Atom left, I am using Pulsar the successor to Atom... This package is working except for one deprecated error listed in #2605

If you don't need this anymore, can you please close this out so it's not just sitting there? Thanks