It's ok except the wrapping rules. Everything turns out into vertical grotesque - and TypeScript has longer lines because of type names so it wraps often.

I use it with TypeScript, and I find the wrapped lines to be far more readable. You get used to it.

Many people do, though I understand it's a point of religion for some to Not Wrap Lines.

Had a short contract recently with a company that had a small team of two developers. My widest reaching contribution to the team, I think, was to vote with the team lead to adopt Prettier.

Their previous approach was to _never wrap import lines_. There were literally 1000-character import lines. One of the developers was totally religiously opposed to ever wrapping them. Deltas in PRs were impossible to actually parse with huge lines like that, and if two people modified the same import line, merging the two changes was a nightmare.

But with a facade of Democracy, the team lead was able to finally adopt Prettier and its wrapping to the project. This despite the fact that I'd already let it be known that I was only staying until the end of the contract (about three months) and moving on. Whatever works.