Force multiline typescript constructor in VS Code

Question

I'm setting up some tslint rules, in order for my team and I to better adhere to our code contract. Is there any weay to use tslint, or vs code in general, to force the use of multiline contructors

eg

this

  constructor(
    private coreWebServices: CoreWebServices,
    private deviceDiscoveryService: DeviceDiscoveryService,
    private eventsService: EventsService,
    private log: LogService,
    private newsService: NewsService,
    private route: ActivatedRoute,
    private router: Router,
    private runtimeService: RunTimeService
  ) {  }

in stead of this

constructor(private coreWebServices: CoreWebServices, private deviceDiscoveryService: DeviceDiscoveryService, private eventsService: EventsService, private log: LogService, private newsService: NewsService, private route: ActivatedRoute, private router: Router, private runtimeService: RunTimeService)
   { }

Halfpint

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Answer 1

Unfortunately, neither TSLint nor ESLint seem to have a rule you're looking for.

The closest one is align + "parameters", but I don't see a way to configure it working with constructors only.

Unsupportable

align: "parameters" doesn't break single line into multiple lines. It only aligns existing multiple lines with indentation so that all of them are on the same "column" (have same indent (spaces/tabs) from the left). – Murrumbidgee

Answer 2

Apparently there's a hack, if you add a comment after the line.

Source: My colleague and https://github.com/prettier/prettier-vscode/issues/352

Struggle

You need to clarify that this requires the Prettier extension, and that the link only applies to arrays. – Murrumbidgee