exalign

defmodule ExAlign do
  @moduledoc """
  A Mix formatter plugin that column-aligns Elixir code, similar to how
  Go's `gofmt` aligns struct fields and variable groups.

  ## Patterns aligned

    - **Keyword list entries** - `key: value` aligns after the colon
    - **Variable assignments** - `var = value` aligns the `=`
    - **Map arrow entries** - `key => value` aligns the `=>`
    - **Module attributes** - `@attr value` aligns the value

  ## Usage

  Add to your project's `.formatter.exs`:

      [
        plugins: [ExAlign],
        inputs: ["{mix,.formatter}.exs", "{config,lib,test}/**/*.{ex,exs}"]
      ]

  And add `exalign` to your `mix.exs` dependencies.

  ## Global configuration

  ExAlign reads default option values from `~/.config/exalign/.formatter.exs`
  when that file exists. The file must evaluate to a keyword list containing any
  ExAlign-recognised keys (`:line_length`, `:wrap_short_lines`, `:wrap_with`).
  Options found in the project-local `.formatter.exs` always take precedence
  over the global file.

  Example `~/.config/exalign/.formatter.exs`:

      [
        line_length:      120,
        wrap_short_lines: true,
        wrap_with:        :backslash
      ]
  """

  @behaviour Mix.Tasks.Format

  # Elixir keywords / macros that begin expressions - never treat as assignments
  @elixir_keywords ~w[
    def defp defmacro defmacrop defguard defguardp
    defmodule defprotocol defimpl defstruct defdelegate defexception
    defoverridable defcallback defmacrocallback
    if unless case cond with for receive
    try after rescue catch raise reraise
    import require use alias
    quote unquote unquote_splicing
    do end fn
  ]

  @impl Mix.Tasks.Format
  def features(_opts) do
    [extensions: [".ex", ".exs"]]
  end

  @doc """
  Returns the ExAlign options loaded from the global config file
  `~/.config/exalign/.formatter.exs`, or an empty list if the file does not
  exist or cannot be evaluated.
  """
  @global_config_path Path.expand("~/.config/exalign/.formatter.exs")
  @supported_global_options ~w[line_length wrap_short_lines wrap_with eol_at_eof]a
  @standard_formatter_options ~w[locals_without_parens inputs plugins subdirectories import_deps]a
  @ignored_options            ~w[extension file sigils]a

  def load_global_config do
    path = @global_config_path

    if File.regular?(path) do
      {result, _bindings} = Code.eval_file(path)

      if Keyword.keyword?(result) do
        validate_options(result, "#{path}", @supported_global_options)
      else
        IO.warn("exalign: #{path} must evaluate to a keyword list — ignoring")
        []
      end
    else
      []
    end
  rescue
    e ->
      IO.warn("exalign: could not load #{@global_config_path}: #{Exception.message(e)} — ignoring")
      []
  end

  @impl Mix.Tasks.Format
  @doc """
  Formats the given Elixir source `contents` string, applying column alignment
  on top of the standard `Code.format_string!` pass.

  `opts` may include any standard formatter options plus the ExAlign-specific
  keys `:wrap_short_lines`, `:wrap_with`, `:line_length`, and `:eol_at_eof`.

  `:eol_at_eof` can be:
    - `:remove` - remove trailing newline at end of file
    - `:add` - add trailing newline if not present
    - `nil` (default) - leave end-of-file newline untouched
  """
  def format(contents, opts) do
    opts = Keyword.merge(load_global_config(), validate_options(opts, ".formatter.exs"))

    # Before running the standard formatter, detect any macro names that appear in
    # aligned groups (e.g. `field :name, opts`).  We add them to
    # `locals_without_parens` so Code.format_string! leaves them paren-free, and
    # we raise `line_length` to the longest such line so the formatter does not
    # break aligned one-liners into multi-line form.
    formatting_opts = build_formatting_opts(opts, contents)

    formatted =
      contents
      |> Code.format_string!(formatting_opts)
      |> IO.iodata_to_binary()

    line_length = Keyword.get(opts, :line_length, 98)

    # Reattach comments that Code.format_string! moved to their own lines
    formatted = reattach_formatter_comments(formatted, line_length)

    result =
      if Keyword.get(opts, :wrap_short_lines, false) do
        formatted
        |> extract_do_to_own_line(opts)
        |> realign_pipe_chains()
        |> align_case_blocks(line_length)
        |> align_columns(line_length)
      else
        formatted
        |> collapse_one_liners(opts)
        |> extract_do_to_own_line(opts)
        |> realign_pipe_chains()
        |> collapse_one_liners(opts)
        |> align_case_blocks(line_length)
        |> align_columns(line_length)
      end

    # Handle end-of-file newline based on eol_at_eof setting
    case Keyword.get(opts, :eol_at_eof, nil) do
      :remove -> String.trim_trailing(result, "\n")
      :add    -> String.ends_with?(result, "\n") && result || result <> "\n"
      nil     -> result
    end
  end

  # Warn about unrecognised ExAlign options in `opts` (from `source`).
  # When `filter_keys` is a list, only those keys are considered known and the
  # returned keyword list is filtered to that set.  When `filter_keys` is `nil`
  # (default), all standard formatter keys are also considered known and the
  # full opts keyword list is returned unchanged.
  defp validate_options(opts, source, filter_keys \\ nil) do
    known = List.wrap(filter_keys) ++ @supported_global_options ++ @standard_formatter_options
    unknown = opts |> Keyword.keys() |> Enum.reject(&(&1 in @ignored_options)) |> Enum.reject(&(&1 in known))

    unknown == [] ||
      IO.warn("exalign: #{source} contains unsupported option(s): #{Enum.map_join(unknown, ", ", &inspect/1)}")

    filter_keys && Keyword.take(opts, filter_keys ++ @supported_global_options) || opts
  end

  # Build Code.format_string! opts that prevent it from adding parens to or
  # breaking up lines that are part of aligned macro-call groups.
  defp build_formatting_opts(opts, contents) do
    aligned_macros = detect_aligned_macros(contents)

    existing_lwp = Keyword.get(opts, :locals_without_parens, [])

    new_lwp =
      aligned_macros
      |> Enum.map(&{&1, :*})
      |> Kernel.++(existing_lwp)
      |> Enum.uniq_by(&elem(&1, 0))

    # Find the longest line that looks like a macro-arg-aligned call so we can
    # ensure Code.format_string! does not break it.
    max_aligned_len =
      contents
      |> String.split("\n")
      |> Enum.filter(fn line ->
        stripped = String.trim_leading(line)
        Regex.match?(~r/^[a-z_]\w*\s+:\w+,\s+\S/, stripped)
      end)
      |> Enum.map(&String.length/1)
      |> case do
        [] -> 0
        lengths -> Enum.max(lengths)
      end

    effective_line_length = max(Keyword.get(opts, :line_length, 98), max_aligned_len)

    opts
    |> Keyword.put(:locals_without_parens, new_lwp)
    |> Keyword.put(:line_length, effective_line_length)
  end

  # Return the atom names of macros that appear 2+ times in the source with
  # the shape `macro :atom, rest` (potential alignment group members).
  defp detect_aligned_macros(code) do
    code
    |> String.split("\n")
    |> Enum.flat_map(fn line ->
      stripped = String.trim_leading(line)

      case Regex.run(~r/^([a-z_]\w*)\s+:\w+,\s+\S/, stripped) do
        [_, macro] when macro not in @elixir_keywords -> [macro]
        _ -> []
      end
    end)
    |> Enum.frequencies()
    |> Enum.filter(fn {_name, count} -> count >= 2 end)
    |> Enum.map(fn {name, _} -> String.to_atom(name) end)
  end

  # ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
  # Collapse short one-liner arrow clauses (case/cond/fn/with-else arms)
  # ---------------------------------------------------------------------------

  defp collapse_one_liners(code, opts) do
    line_length = Keyword.get(opts, :line_length, 98)

    code
    |> String.split("\n")
    |> do_collapse(line_length, [])
    |> Enum.join("\n")
  end

  defp do_collapse([], _ll, acc), do: Enum.reverse(acc)
  defp do_collapse([line], _ll, acc), do: Enum.reverse([line | acc])

  defp do_collapse([line_a, line_b | rest], ll, acc) do
    indent_a = get_indent(line_a)
    indent_b = get_indent(line_b)

    next_indent =
      case rest do
        [next | _] -> get_indent(next)
        [] -> 0
      end

    arrow_head? =
      String.ends_with?(String.trim_trailing(line_a), " ->") and
        indent_b == indent_a + 2 and
        (rest == [] or next_indent <= indent_a)

    # An inline lambda body followed by an orphaned `end` / `end)` / `end,` at the
    # same indent level.  This arises after collapsing `fn x ->\n  body\nend)` to
    # `fn x -> body\nend)` - we need one more step to pull `end)` onto the same line.
    orphan_end? =
      not arrow_head? and
        indent_b == indent_a and
        String.contains?(line_a, " -> ") and
        String.match?(String.trim_leading(line_b), ~r/^end[\s),|>]*$/) and
        not String.ends_with?(String.trim_trailing(line_a), " ->")

    # When the line after the body is an orphan `end)/end,` at `indent_a`, we must
    # either collapse the full form `fn -> body end)` in one go, or not collapse at
    # all — a partial collapse (body inline, `end)` on next line) is malformed.
    next_is_orphan_end? =
      case rest do
        [l | _] ->
          String.match?(String.trim_leading(l), ~r/^end[\s),]*$/) and
            get_indent(l) == indent_a

        _ ->
          false
      end

    cond do
      arrow_head? and next_is_orphan_end? ->
        # Attempt full collapse: `fn -> body end)`
        body_part = String.trim_trailing(line_a) <> " " <> String.trim_leading(line_b)
        end_part = String.trim_leading(hd(rest))
        collapsed = body_part <> " " <> end_part

        if String.length(collapsed) <= ll do
          # Skip the orphan `end)` line too
          do_collapse(tl(rest), ll, acc, collapsed)
        else
          # Full form doesn't fit — leave expanded (don't partial-collapse)
          do_collapse([line_b | rest], ll, [line_a | acc])
        end

      arrow_head? ->
        collapsed = String.trim_trailing(line_a) <> " " <> String.trim_leading(line_b)

        if String.length(collapsed) <= ll do
          do_collapse([collapsed | rest], ll, acc)
        else
          do_collapse([line_b | rest], ll, [line_a | acc])
        end

      orphan_end? ->
        collapsed = String.trim_trailing(line_a) <> " " <> String.trim_leading(line_b)

        if String.length(collapsed) <= ll do
          do_collapse([collapsed | rest], ll, acc)
        else
          do_collapse([line_b | rest], ll, [line_a | acc])
        end

      true ->
        do_collapse([line_b | rest], ll, [line_a | acc])
    end
  end

  # Variant that injects an already-collapsed line as next to process.
  defp do_collapse(rest, ll, acc, collapsed_line) do
    do_collapse([collapsed_line | rest], ll, acc)
  end

  # ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
  # Re-indent pipe chains that follow block keywords
  # ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
  # Code.format_string! aligns `|>` continuations directly under the expression
  # that follows the keyword, e.g. `case ` (5 chars) -> pipes at kw_indent+5.
  # We normalise them to kw_indent+2.  All sub-lines (fn bodies, end)) inside
  # the chain are shifted by the same delta.

  defp realign_pipe_chains(code) do
    lines = String.split(code, "\n")
    do_realign_pipes(lines, []) |> Enum.join("\n")
  end

  defp do_realign_pipes([], acc), do: Enum.reverse(acc)

  defp do_realign_pipes([line | rest], acc) do
    stripped = String.trim_leading(line)
    kw_indent = get_indent(line)

    is_block_kw? =
      case Regex.run(~r/^(case|if|cond|with|for|receive|try|unless)\b/, stripped) do
        [_, _] -> true
        _ -> false
      end

    if is_block_kw? do
      case rest do
        [next | _] ->
          next_stripped = String.trim_leading(next)
          next_indent = get_indent(next)
          desired = kw_indent + 2

          if String.starts_with?(next_stripped, "|>") and next_indent > desired do
            delta = desired - next_indent
            {block, after_block} = collect_pipe_block(rest, next_indent, kw_indent)
            realigned = Enum.map(block, &reindent_by(&1, delta))
            do_realign_pipes(after_block, Enum.reverse(realigned) ++ [line | acc])
          else
            do_realign_pipes(rest, [line | acc])
          end

        [] ->
          Enum.reverse([line | acc])
      end
    else
      do_realign_pipes(rest, [line | acc])
    end
  end

  # Collect lines belonging to the pipe-chain expression: all lines at indent
  # >= pipe_indent (including fn bodies, end) etc.), stopping before the bare
  # `do` line at kw_indent or any line shallower than pipe_indent.
  defp collect_pipe_block([], _pipe_indent, _kw_indent), do: {[], []}

  defp collect_pipe_block([line | rest] = all, pipe_indent, kw_indent) do
    stripped = String.trim_leading(line)
    line_indent = get_indent(line)

    cond do
      stripped == "" ->
        {[], all}

      line_indent == kw_indent and String.trim(line) == "do" ->
        {[], all}

      line_indent >= pipe_indent ->
        {block, after_block} = collect_pipe_block(rest, pipe_indent, kw_indent)
        {[line | block], after_block}

      true ->
        {[], all}
    end
  end

  defp reindent_by(line, delta) do
    if String.trim(line) == "" do
      line
    else
      new_indent = max(0, get_indent(line) + delta)
      String.duplicate(" ", new_indent) <> String.trim_leading(line)
    end
  end

  # ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
  # Reattach comments that Code.format_string! moved to their own lines
  # ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
  # Code.format_string! puts end-of-line comments on their own lines above the code.
  # We try to move them back to the same line if they fit within line_length,
  # and align them with adjacent comment lines.

  defp reattach_formatter_comments(code, line_length) do
    lines = String.split(code, "\n")
    lines_with_comments = do_reattach_comments(lines, line_length, []) |> Enum.join("\n")

    # After reattaching, align comments in assignment groups
    align_reattached_comments(lines_with_comments)
  end

  defp do_reattach_comments([], _ll, acc), do: Enum.reverse(acc)

  defp do_reattach_comments([line | rest], ll, acc) do
    stripped = String.trim_leading(line)

    # Check if this line is a pure comment
    if String.starts_with?(stripped, "#") do
      # It's a comment. Check if the next line is code (assignment, attr, etc.)
      case rest do
        [next_line | rest_tail] ->
          # Check if next line is code that could use this comment
          case try_attach_comment(next_line, line) do
            {:attach, combined_line} ->
              # Try to attach the comment
              if String.length(combined_line) <= ll do
                # It fits!
                do_reattach_comments([combined_line | rest_tail], ll, acc)
              else
                # Doesn't fit, keep both comment and code on separate lines
                do_reattach_comments([next_line | rest_tail], ll, [line | acc])
              end

            :skip ->
              # Not a code line that can use the comment, keep comment and process next line
              do_reattach_comments([next_line | rest_tail], ll, [line | acc])
          end

        [] ->
          # Comment at end of file
          do_reattach_comments([], ll, [line | acc])
      end
    else
      # Not a comment line, process normally
      do_reattach_comments(rest, ll, [line | acc])
    end
  end

  defp try_attach_comment(code_line, comment_line) do
    code_stripped = String.trim_leading(code_line)
    comment_stripped = String.trim_leading(comment_line)
    code_indent = get_indent(code_line)
    comment_indent = get_indent(comment_line)

    # Only attach if indentation matches
    if code_indent == comment_indent do
      # Check if code line is an assignment, attribute, or keyword entry
      is_assignment = Regex.match?(~r/^\w+\s*=(?![>=])/, code_stripped)
      is_attribute = Regex.match?(~r/^@\w+\s+/, code_stripped)
      is_keyword_entry = Regex.match?(~r/^[a-z_]\w*[?!]?:\s+/, code_stripped)
      is_map_entry = Regex.match?(~r/^\S.*?\s+=>\s+/, code_stripped)

      is_attachable = is_assignment or is_attribute or is_keyword_entry or is_map_entry

      # Don't attach comments to keyword entries with closing brackets (complex structures)
      # as these likely contain nested data structures where comments should stay separate
      skip_due_to_complex_keyword =
        is_keyword_entry and String.contains?(code_stripped, ["]", "}", ")"])

      if is_attachable and not skip_due_to_complex_keyword do
        {:attach, "#{String.trim_trailing(code_line)}  #{comment_stripped}"}
      else
        :skip
      end
    else
      :skip
    end
  end

  # Align comments in assignment groups that were just reattached
  defp align_reattached_comments(code) do
    lines = String.split(code, "\n")
    do_align_reattached_comments(lines, []) |> Enum.join("\n")
  end

  defp do_align_reattached_comments([], acc), do: Enum.reverse(acc)

  defp do_align_reattached_comments([line | rest], acc) do
    stripped = String.trim_leading(line)
    indent = get_indent(line)

    # Check if this is an assignment with a reattached comment (has "  #")
    if Regex.match?(~r/^[a-z_]\w*\s*=.+\s{2}#/, stripped) do
      # It has a comment. Check if there are more assignments after this
      # We'll collect all consecutive assignments with comments and align them
      {group, remaining} = collect_assignments_with_comments([line | rest], indent)

      if length(group) >= 2 do
        # Multiple assignments with comments - align them
        aligned = align_comment_group(group)
        do_align_reattached_comments(remaining, Enum.reverse(aligned) ++ acc)
      else
        do_align_reattached_comments(rest, [line | acc])
      end
    else
      do_align_reattached_comments(rest, [line | acc])
    end
  end

  defp collect_assignments_with_comments([], _indent), do: {[], []}

  defp collect_assignments_with_comments([line | rest] = all, indent) do
    stripped = String.trim_leading(line)
    line_indent = get_indent(line)

    if line_indent == indent and Regex.match?(~r/^[a-z_]\w*\s*=.+\s{2}#/, stripped) do
      {more, remaining} = collect_assignments_with_comments(rest, indent)
      {[line | more], remaining}
    else
      {[], all}
    end
  end

  defp align_comment_group(lines) do

    # Extract code and comment parts
    parsed =
      Enum.map(lines, fn line ->
        case Regex.run(~r/^(.+?)\s{2}(#.*)$/, line) do
          [_, code_part, comment] ->
            {String.trim_trailing(code_part), comment}

          _ ->
            {line, nil}
        end
      end)

    # Find max code length among lines with comments
    max_code_len =
      parsed
      |> Enum.filter(fn {_code, comment} -> comment end)
      |> Enum.map(fn {code, _comment} -> String.length(code) end)
      |> case do
        [] -> 0
        lengths -> Enum.max(lengths)
      end

    # Rebuild with aligned comments
    Enum.map(parsed, fn {code, comment} ->
      if comment && max_code_len > 0 do
        code_len = String.length(code)
        spaces = max(1, max_code_len - code_len + 1)
        pad = String.duplicate(" ", spaces)
        "#{code}#{pad}#{comment}"
      else
        code
      end
    end)
  end


  # ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
  # Move "do" to its own line when the block header spans multiple lines
  # ---------------------------------------------------------------------------

  # Code.format_string! writes e.g.:
  #
  #   case expr
  #        |> foo()
  #        |> bar() do
  #
  # We transform that to:
  #
  #   case expr
  #     |> foo()
  #     |> bar()
  #   do
  #
  # The `do` is placed at the indentation of the enclosing block keyword.
  #
  # A line is a "continuation do-line" when:
  #   - it ends with " do" (after trimming trailing whitespace), AND
  #   - it does NOT start (after trimming leading whitespace) with one of the
  #     block keywords (case/if/cond/with/for/receive/try/unless), meaning the
  #     `do` was tacked onto a continuation expression rather than the
  #     keyword-head line itself.

  @block_keywords ~w[case if cond with for receive try unless]

  defp extract_do_to_own_line(code, opts) do
    wrap_with = Keyword.get(opts, :wrap_with, :backslash)
    lines = String.split(code, "\n")
    lines |> do_extract_do(wrap_with, [], []) |> Enum.join("\n")
  end

  # We accumulate lines into `buf` (newest-first) looking for a multi-line
  # block header. When we see a ` do` terminus, we scan `buf` backwards to find
  # the keyword line that opened the expression.
  defp do_extract_do([], _swd, _buf, acc), do: Enum.reverse(acc)

  defp do_extract_do([line | rest], wrap_with, _buf, acc) do
    trimmed = String.trim_trailing(line)

    if String.ends_with?(trimmed, " do") and is_continuation_do_line?(trimmed, acc, wrap_with) do
      # Strip " do" from this line
      body = String.slice(trimmed, 0..(String.length(trimmed) - 4))
      body_line = if String.trim(body) == "", do: nil, else: body

      # Find the keyword indentation by scanning backward through acc for the
      # block-keyword line that this expression belongs to.
      kw_indent = find_keyword_indent(acc, get_indent(line))

      do_line = String.duplicate(" ", kw_indent) <> "do"

      {new_lines, new_acc} =
        if wrap_with == :backslash and is_with_clause_line?(trimmed, acc) do
          # Rewrite: replace `with FIRST_CLAUSE,` line with `with \` + re-indented
          # first clause; re-indent all subsequent clause lines to kw_indent+2.
          clause_indent = String.duplicate(" ", kw_indent + 2)

          {rewritten_acc, _found} =
            Enum.map_reduce(acc, false, fn l, done ->
              if not done and String.match?(String.trim_leading(l), ~r/^with\b/) do
                # Strip the first clause off the `with` line and emit just `with \`
                with_prefix = String.duplicate(" ", get_indent(l)) <> "with \\"
                first_clause_stripped = Regex.replace(~r/^(\s*)with\s+/, l, "")
                first_clause_line = clause_indent <> String.trim_leading(first_clause_stripped)
                # Return a two-element list — map_reduce expects one element per input,
                # so we collect them as a tagged tuple and flatten after.
                {{:split, with_prefix, first_clause_line}, true}
              else
                old_ind = get_indent(l)
                if not done and old_ind > kw_indent do
                  {clause_indent <> String.trim_leading(l), false}
                else
                  {l, done}
                end
              end
            end)

          # Flatten {:split, ...} tuples back to individual lines.
          # acc is newest-first, so first_clause_line must precede with_prefix
          # in the list so that with_prefix appears first after Enum.reverse.
          flat_acc =
            Enum.flat_map(rewritten_acc, fn
              {:split, a, b} -> [b, a]
              l -> [l]
            end)

          last_clause =
            if body_line, do: clause_indent <> String.trim_leading(body), else: nil

          new_ls = if last_clause, do: [do_line, last_clause], else: [do_line]
          {new_ls, flat_acc}
        else
          new_ls =
            if body_line do
              [do_line, body_line]
            else
              [do_line]
            end

          {new_ls, acc}
        end

      do_extract_do(rest, wrap_with, [], new_lines ++ new_acc)
    else
      do_extract_do(rest, wrap_with, [], [line | acc])
    end
  end

  # Returns true if the line whose trailing " do" we're inspecting is a
  # continuation line (not the keyword-head itself).
  defp is_continuation_do_line?(trimmed, acc, wrap_with) do
    stripped = String.trim_leading(trimmed)

    # Check for block keyword with do at the end
    case Regex.run(~r/(case|if|cond|with|for|receive|try|unless)\s+(.+?)\s+do$/, stripped) do
      [_full, _keyword, content] ->
        # If content has pipes or other complex expressions, allow wrapping
        String.contains?(content, "|>")

      nil ->
        # Not a block keyword with do, check other patterns
        cond do
          # Pipe continuation — check if it's part of a complex block
          String.match?(stripped, ~r/^\|>/) ->
            # Is this a with clause? (always extract)
            if is_with_clause_line?(trimmed, acc) do
              true
            else
              # Is this a pipe continuation of case/if/cond/etc with multiple lines?
              # If the parent block keyword is on a separate line, it's multi-line, so extract
              has_multiline_block_parent?(acc)
            end

          # Last clause of a `with` block: contains ` <- ` and a `with` ancestor exists
          wrap_with in [true, :backslash] and String.contains?(trimmed, " <- ") ->
            is_with_clause_line?(trimmed, acc)

          true ->
            false
        end
    end
  end

  # Check if this line is part of a multi-line case/if/cond/etc block
  # by looking for a parent block keyword (case/if/cond/etc) at lesser indentation
  # that doesn't have 'do' on the same line
  defp has_multiline_block_parent?(acc) do
    # Determine current indentation from the most recent accumulated line
    current_line_indent =
      case acc do
        [tail | _] -> get_indent(tail)
        [] -> 0
      end

    # Look through accumulated lines for a parent block keyword
    Enum.any?(acc, fn line ->
      stripped = String.trim_leading(line)
      line_indent = get_indent(line)

      # A parent must be at lesser indentation AND be a block keyword without do on same line
      line_indent < current_line_indent and
        Regex.match?(~r/^(case|if|cond|for|receive|try|unless)\b/, stripped) and
        not String.ends_with?(String.trim_trailing(line), " do")
    end)
  end

  defp is_with_clause_line?(trimmed, acc) do
    ind = get_indent(trimmed)

    Enum.any?(acc, fn l ->
      get_indent(l) < ind and String.match?(String.trim_leading(l), ~r/^with\b/)
    end)
  end

  # Scan backward through already-emitted lines (acc is newest-first) looking
  # for an enclosing block keyword at an indent level <= the continuation indent.
  defp find_keyword_indent(acc, cont_indent) do
    acc
    |> Enum.find(fn line ->
      ind = get_indent(line)
      stripped = String.trim_leading(line)
      first_word = case Regex.run(~r/^([a-z_]\w*)/, stripped) do
        [_, w] -> w
        _ -> ""
      end
      ind < cont_indent and first_word in @block_keywords
    end)
    |> case do
      nil -> cont_indent
      line -> get_indent(line)
    end
  end

  # ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
  # Case-block arm alignment
  # ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
  # Recognises a sequence of case/cond arms at the same indentation level and
  # column-aligns:
  #   1. Elements inside tuple patterns  e.g. {nil,   nil}, {comps, nil}
  #   2. Guards after the pattern        e.g. `when is_list(comps)`
  #   3. The `->` operator
  #   4. Bodies: inline when they fit within line_length (majority rule),
  #      otherwise kept on the next indented line.

  defp align_case_blocks(code, line_length) do
    lines = String.split(code, "\n")
    lines |> do_align_case_blocks(line_length, []) |> Enum.join("\n")
  end

  # Walk through lines collecting arms into blocks then emitting them.
  defp do_align_case_blocks([], _ll, acc), do: Enum.reverse(acc)

  defp do_align_case_blocks([line | rest], ll, acc) do
    # An arm head is: <indent>pattern [guard] ->
    # where indent is at least 2 (inside a case/cond block).
    case parse_arm_head(line) do
      {:ok, indent} ->
        # Collect the full block of consecutive arms at this indent level
        {block_lines, after_block} = collect_arm_block([line | rest], indent)

        if length(block_lines) >= 2 do
          aligned = align_arm_block(block_lines, indent, ll)
          do_align_case_blocks(after_block, ll, Enum.reverse(aligned) ++ acc)
        else
          do_align_case_blocks(rest, ll, [line | acc])
        end

      :error ->
        do_align_case_blocks(rest, ll, [line | acc])
    end
  end

  # Returns {:ok, indent_size} if the line looks like a case arm head.
  # An arm head matches: <spaces>pattern [when guard] ->
  # and the pattern must not be a lone bare keyword like `do`, `end`, etc.
  defp parse_arm_head(line) do
    stripped = String.trim_leading(line)
    indent = String.length(line) - String.length(stripped)

    cond do
      # Must be indented (inside a block) and end with ->
      indent < 2 ->
        :error

      # Matches: anything followed by optional guard then " ->"
      Regex.match?(~r/^.+\s+->\s*$/, stripped) ->
        {:ok, indent}

      # Collapsed arm: pattern [guard] -> body
      Regex.match?(~r/^.+\s+->\s+\S/, stripped) ->
        {:ok, indent}

      true ->
        :error
    end
  end

  # Collect an arm block: consecutive arm heads + their bodies at the given
  # indent level. Returns {arm_lines_flat, remaining_lines}.
  # arm_lines_flat is a list of {head_line, [body_lines]} tuples flattened back
  # to line lists; we keep it as a flat list here and re-parse below.
  defp collect_arm_block([], _indent), do: {[], []}

  defp collect_arm_block([line | rest] = all, indent) do
    stripped = String.trim_leading(line)

    cond do
      # Skip blank separator lines between arms
      stripped == "" ->
        {more_block, final_rest} = collect_arm_block(rest, indent)
        # Only include blank if we found more arms
        if more_block != [] do
          {more_block, final_rest}
        else
          {[], all}
        end

      true ->
        case parse_arm_head(line) do
          {:ok, ^indent} ->
            {body, after_body} = consume_body(rest, indent)
            {more_block, final_rest} = collect_arm_block(after_body, indent)
            {[{line, body} | more_block], final_rest}

          _ ->
            {[], all}
        end
    end
  end

  # Consume lines that are body lines: indented more than arm indent.
  # Blank lines between arms are NOT consumed - they're arm separators.
  defp consume_body([], _indent), do: {[], []}

  defp consume_body([line | rest] = all, indent) do
    stripped = String.trim_leading(line)
    line_indent = String.length(line) - String.length(stripped)

    cond do
      # Blank line - stop; blank lines separate arms, not part of the body
      stripped == "" ->
        {[], all}

      # Body line (deeper indent)
      line_indent > indent ->
        {body, tail} = consume_body(rest, indent)
        {[line | body], tail}

      true ->
        {[], all}
    end
  end

  # Take a list of {head_line, [body_lines]} arm tuples and produce aligned output lines.
  defp align_arm_block(arms, indent, ll) do
    prefix = String.duplicate(" ", indent)

    # Parse each head: split on first " -> " or trailing " ->"
    parsed =
      Enum.map(arms, fn {head, body} ->
        stripped = String.trim_leading(head)

        case Regex.run(~r/^(.*?)\s+->\s*(.*)$/, stripped) do
          [_, lhs, rhs] ->
            lhs_trimmed = String.trim_trailing(lhs)
            rhs_trimmed = String.trim(rhs)
            # Split lhs into pattern + optional guard
            {pattern, guard} =
              case Regex.run(~r/^(.*?)\s+(when\s+.+)$/, lhs_trimmed) do
                [_, pat, g] -> {String.trim_trailing(pat), g}
                _ -> {lhs_trimmed, nil}
              end

            {pattern, guard, rhs_trimmed, body}

          _ ->
            nil
        end
      end)

    if Enum.any?(parsed, &is_nil/1) do
      Enum.flat_map(arms, fn {head, body} -> [head | body] end)
    else
      # If any arm has a multi-line body, keep all arms expanded but still
      # align tuple patterns within the heads.
      any_multiline_body = Enum.any?(arms, fn {_head, body} -> length(body) > 1 end)

      if any_multiline_body do
        # Align tuple patterns and guards but do NOT pad -> to a common column
        # and do NOT collapse bodies inline.
        patterns = Enum.map(parsed, &elem(&1, 0))
        aligned_patterns = align_tuple_patterns(patterns)
        max_pat_len = aligned_patterns |> Enum.map(&String.length/1) |> Enum.max()

        Enum.zip(aligned_patterns, parsed)
        |> Enum.flat_map(fn {aligned_pat, {_pat, guard, rhs, body}} ->
          head_lhs =
            case guard do
              nil -> aligned_pat
              g ->
                pad = String.duplicate(" ", max_pat_len - String.length(aligned_pat) + 1)
                "#{aligned_pat}#{pad}#{g}"
            end

          if rhs == "" do
            # Multi-line body arm: head ends with ->
            ["#{prefix}#{head_lhs} ->"] ++ body
          else
            # Already-collapsed single-line arm: keep as expanded (body on next line)
            body_prefix = String.duplicate(" ", indent + 2)
            ["#{prefix}#{head_lhs} ->", "#{body_prefix}#{rhs}"] ++ body
          end
        end)
      else
      patterns = Enum.map(parsed, &elem(&1, 0))
      aligned_patterns = align_tuple_patterns(patterns)

      # max aligned-pattern length
      max_pat_len = aligned_patterns |> Enum.map(&String.length/1) |> Enum.max()

      # Build "pattern [pad] guard" lhs strings
      lhs_strings =
        Enum.zip(aligned_patterns, parsed)
        |> Enum.map(fn {aligned_pat, {_pat, guard, _rhs, _body}} ->
          case guard do
            nil ->
              aligned_pat

            g ->
              pad = String.duplicate(" ", max_pat_len - String.length(aligned_pat) + 1)
              "#{aligned_pat}#{pad}#{g}"
          end
        end)

      max_lhs_len = lhs_strings |> Enum.map(&String.length/1) |> Enum.max()

      # Determine which arms can be collapsed inline
      can_collapse =
        Enum.zip(lhs_strings, parsed)
        |> Enum.map(fn {lhs, {_pat, _guard, rhs, body}} ->
          rhs != "" and body == [] and
            String.length("#{prefix}#{lhs}#{String.duplicate(" ", max_lhs_len - String.length(lhs) + 1)}-> #{rhs}") <= ll
        end)

      # If ANY collapsible arm doesn't fit, expand all
      any_cant_inline =
        Enum.any?(Enum.zip(parsed, can_collapse), fn {{_pat, _guard, rhs, body}, can} ->
          rhs != "" and body == [] and not can
        end)

      Enum.zip([lhs_strings, parsed, can_collapse])
      |> Enum.flat_map(fn {lhs, {_pat, _guard, rhs, body}, can} ->
        pad = String.duplicate(" ", max_lhs_len - String.length(lhs) + 1)

        if rhs == "" do
          # Head was already multi-line (blank rhs) - keep body indented below
          ["#{prefix}#{lhs}#{pad}->"] ++ body
        else
          collapsed = "#{prefix}#{lhs}#{pad}-> #{rhs}"

          if can and not any_cant_inline do
            [collapsed]
          else
            # Keep body on next line (re-indent to indent+2)
            body_prefix = String.duplicate(" ", indent + 2)
            ["#{prefix}#{lhs}#{pad}->", "#{body_prefix}#{rhs}"] ++ body
          end
        end
      end)
      end
    end
  end

  # Align all-tuple patterns of the same arity by padding each field.
  defp align_tuple_patterns(patterns) do
    # Check whether all patterns are simple tuples (no nested structures to parse)
    parsed = Enum.map(patterns, &parse_simple_tuple/1)

    case parsed do
      [first | _] when not is_nil(first) ->
        arity = length(first)

        if Enum.all?(parsed, fn p -> not is_nil(p) and length(p) == arity end) do
          # Compute max width per field position
          max_widths =
            Enum.reduce(parsed, List.duplicate(0, arity), fn fields, acc ->
              Enum.zip(fields, acc)
              |> Enum.map(fn {f, m} -> max(String.length(String.trim(f)), m) end)
            end)

          Enum.map(parsed, fn fields ->
            last_idx = length(fields) - 1

            # Build segments: each non-last field contributes "field, " padded so
            # the next field starts at a fixed column.  The last field has no trailing pad.
            segments =
              fields
              |> Enum.with_index()
              |> Enum.map(fn {f, idx} ->
                trimmed = String.trim(f)
                w = Enum.at(max_widths, idx)

                if idx == last_idx do
                  trimmed
                else
                  # Comma sits right after the value; pad after the comma+space so
                  # the following field starts at column (w + 2): "field,  next"
                  pad = String.duplicate(" ", w - String.length(trimmed))
                  "#{trimmed},#{pad} "
                end
              end)

            "{#{Enum.join(segments, "")}}"
          end)
        else
          patterns
        end

      _ ->
        patterns
    end
  end

  # Parse "{a, b, c}" into ["a", "b", "c"], handling nested parens/brackets.
  # Returns nil if the pattern is not a simple tuple literal.
  defp parse_simple_tuple(str) do
    s = String.trim(str)

    if String.starts_with?(s, "{") and String.ends_with?(s, "}") do
      inner = s |> String.slice(1..-2//1) |> String.trim()
      split_tuple_fields(inner)
    else
      nil
    end
  end

  defp split_tuple_fields(inner) do
    # Split on "," but only at nesting depth 0
    {fields, current, depth} =
      inner
      |> String.graphemes()
      |> Enum.reduce({[], "", 0}, fn ch, {fields, cur, depth} ->
        case ch do
          c when c in ["(", "[", "{"] -> {fields, cur <> c, depth + 1}
          c when c in [")", "]", "}"] -> {fields, cur <> c, depth - 1}
          "," when depth == 0 -> {fields ++ [cur], "", depth}
          _ -> {fields, cur <> ch, depth}
        end
      end)

    if depth == 0 do
      all_fields = fields ++ [current]
      if Enum.any?(all_fields, &(&1 == "")), do: nil, else: all_fields
    else
      nil
    end
  end

  # ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
  # Top-level pipeline
  # ---------------------------------------------------------------------------

  defp align_columns(code, line_length) do
    code
    |> String.split("\n")
    |> lines_to_groups()
    |> Enum.flat_map(&align_group(&1, line_length))
    |> Enum.join("\n")
  end

  # Group consecutive lines that share the same alignment type *and* indentation.
  # Blank lines and comment lines at the same indentation are treated as
  # transparent: they are absorbed into the current group rather than breaking
  # it, provided the next non-blank/comment line continues the same pattern.
  # Groups are accumulated in newest-first order, then reversed at the end.
  defp lines_to_groups(lines) do
    lines
    |> Enum.reduce([], fn line, groups ->
      case groups do
        [] ->
          [[line]]

        [current | rest] ->
          group_type = effective_group_type(current)
          group_indent = effective_group_indent(current)

          cond do
            # Pure blank line inside an active keyword/arrow/attribute group: absorb.
            String.trim(line) == "" and group_type != :other ->
              [current ++ [line] | rest]

            # Comment at same indent as an active keyword group: absorb.
            other_line?(line) and group_type != :other and
                get_indent(line) == group_indent ->
              [current ++ [line] | rest]

            # Same type and indent as current group: absorb.
            same_group?(List.last(current), line) ->
              [current ++ [line] | rest]

            # Current group ends in blanks/comments; the new line may still
            # belong to the same group if it matches the group's effective type.
            group_type != :other and line_type(line) == group_type and
                get_indent(line) == group_indent ->
              [current ++ [line] | rest]

            true ->
              [[line] | groups]
          end
      end
    end)
    |> Enum.reverse()
  end

  # Type of the last non-:other line in the group (or :other if none).
  defp effective_group_type(lines) do
    lines
    |> Enum.reverse()
    |> Enum.find_value(:other, fn l ->
      t = line_type(l)
      if t != :other, do: t
    end)
  end

  # Indent of the first non-:other line in the group (or 0 if none).
  defp effective_group_indent(lines) do
    case Enum.find(lines, fn l -> line_type(l) != :other end) do
      nil  -> 0
      line -> get_indent(line)
    end
  end

  defp other_line?(line) do
    line_type(line) == :other
  end

  defp same_group?(line_a, line_b) do
    type_a = line_type(line_a)
    type_b = line_type(line_b)
    type_a != :other and type_a == type_b and get_indent(line_a) == get_indent(line_b)
  end

  # ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
  # Line classification
  # ---------------------------------------------------------------------------

  # Returns the alignment "type" for a line:
  #   :attribute        ->  @attr value
  #   :keyword          ->  key: value  (keyword list / struct field)
  #   :arrow            ->  key => value
  #   :case_arm         ->  pattern -> body  (case/cond/fn arm, one-liner)
  #   :assignment       ->  var = value
  #   :tuple_entry      ->  {:atom, value, ...},?
  #   :function_clause  ->  def/defp name(...), do: value
  #   :other            ->  everything else (blank, comment, unrecognised)
  defp line_type(line) do
    stripped = String.trim_leading(line)

    cond do
      stripped == "" or String.starts_with?(stripped, "#") ->
        :other

      # Module attribute with a value (not a call like @spec, which uses parens)
      Regex.match?(~r/^@\w+\s+(?!\()/, stripped) ->
        :attribute

      # Function clause with do: body on same line: def/defp name(...), do: value
      Regex.match?(~r/^(def|defp|defmacro|defmacrop)\s+\w+.*,\s*do:\s+\S/, stripped) ->
        :function_clause

      # Keyword list / struct literal entry:  some_key: value
      Regex.match?(~r/^[a-z_]\w*[?!]?:\s+\S/, stripped) ->
        :keyword

      # Map arrow entry:  key => value  (key may be any expression)
      Regex.match?(~r/^\S.*?\s+=>\s+\S/, stripped) ->
        :arrow
      # Case/cond/fn arm with body on same line:  pattern -> body
      not elixir_keyword?(stripped) and
          Regex.match?(~r/^.+\s+->\s+\S/, stripped) ->
        :case_arm
      # Macro call with atom first arg:  macro :atom, rest  (e.g. field :name, opts)
      not elixir_keyword?(stripped) and
          Regex.match?(~r/^[a-z_]\w*\s+:\w+,\s+\S/, stripped) ->
        case Regex.run(~r/^([a-z_]\w*)/, stripped) do
          [_, macro_name] -> {:macro_arg, macro_name}
          _ -> :other
        end

      # Tuple entry starting with an atom:  {:atom, ...},?
      Regex.match?(~r/^\{:\w+[?!]?,\s+.+\}\s*,?\s*$/, stripped) ->
        :tuple_entry

      # Simple variable assignment:  var = value  (not ==, !=, <=, >=, =>)
      Regex.match?(~r/^[a-z_]\w*\s+=(?![>=])\s+\S/, stripped) and
          not elixir_keyword?(stripped) ->
        :assignment

      true ->
        :other
    end
  end

  defp elixir_keyword?(stripped) do
    case Regex.run(~r/^([a-z_]\w*)/, stripped) do
      [_, word] -> word in @elixir_keywords
      _ -> false
    end
  end

  defp get_indent(line) do
    String.length(line) - String.length(String.trim_leading(line))
  end

  # ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
  # Helper functions for comment handling
  # ---------------------------------------------------------------------------

  defp extract_comment_from_line(line) do
    case Regex.run(~r/^(.+?)\s+(#.*)$/, line) do
      [_, code_part, comment] ->
        {String.trim_trailing(code_part), comment}

      _ ->
        {line, nil}
    end
  end

  defp should_wrap_comment(code_line, comment, line_length) do
    String.length(code_line) + 2 + String.length(comment) > line_length
  end

  # ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
  # Group alignment
  # ---------------------------------------------------------------------------

  defp align_group([], _line_length), do: []
  defp align_group([line], _line_length), do: [line]

  defp align_group(lines, line_length) do
    type = effective_group_type(lines)
    # Separate :other lines (blanks/comments), align only the typed lines,
    # then re-insert the :other lines at their original positions.
    {typed_lines, other_positions} =
      lines
      |> Enum.with_index()
      |> Enum.split_with(fn {line, _idx} -> line_type(line) != :other end)

    aligned_typed = do_align(Enum.map(typed_lines, &elem(&1, 0)), type, line_length)

    # Reconstruct full list in original order
    typed_with_idx = Enum.zip(aligned_typed, Enum.map(typed_lines, &elem(&1, 1)))
    other_with_idx = Enum.map(other_positions, fn {line, idx} -> {line, idx} end)

    (typed_with_idx ++ other_with_idx)
    |> Enum.sort_by(&elem(&1, 1))
    |> Enum.map(&elem(&1, 0))
  end

  # Keyword list: align the space after the colon
  #   before:  name: "Alice",
  #            age: 30,
  #            occupation: "dev"
  #
  #   after:   name:       "Alice",
  #            age:        30,
  #            occupation: "dev"
  defp do_align(lines, :keyword, _line_length) do
    parsed =
      Enum.map(lines, fn line ->
        case Regex.run(~r/^(\s*)([a-z_]\w*[?!]?:)\s+(.*)$/, line) do
          [_, indent, key, value] -> {indent, key, value}
          _ -> nil
        end
      end)

    if Enum.all?(parsed, & &1) do
      max_len = parsed |> Enum.map(fn {_, key, _} -> String.length(key) end) |> Enum.max()

      Enum.map(parsed, fn {indent, key, value} ->
        pad = String.duplicate(" ", max_len - String.length(key) + 1)
        "#{indent}#{key}#{pad}#{value}"
      end)
    else
      lines
    end
  end

  # Variable assignment: align the = sign

  defp do_align(lines, :tuple_entry, _line_length) do
    parsed =
      Enum.map(lines, fn line ->
        case Regex.run(~r/^(\s*)\{(.+)\}(,?)\s*$/, line) do
          [_, indent, contents, trailing] ->
            {:ok, indent, split_tuple_elements(contents), trailing}
          _ ->
            :error
        end
      end)

    if Enum.all?(parsed, &match?({:ok, _, _, _}, &1)) do
      all_elements = Enum.map(parsed, fn {:ok, _, elems, _} -> elems end)
      max_cols = all_elements |> Enum.map(&length/1) |> Enum.max()

      # Max width per column position across all rows
      col_widths =
        Enum.map(0..(max_cols - 2), fn col ->
          all_elements
          |> Enum.flat_map(fn elems ->
            case Enum.at(elems, col) do
              nil  -> []
              elem -> [String.length(elem)]
            end
          end)
          |> Enum.max()
        end)

      Enum.map(parsed, fn {:ok, indent, elems, trailing} ->
        parts =
          elems
          |> Enum.with_index()
          |> Enum.map(fn {elem, idx} ->
            if idx < length(elems) - 1 do
              max_w = Enum.at(col_widths, idx, String.length(elem))
              pad   = String.duplicate(" ", max_w - String.length(elem))
              "#{elem},#{pad}"
            else
              elem
            end
          end)

        "#{indent}{#{Enum.join(parts, " ")}}#{trailing}"
      end)
    else
      lines
    end
  end

  defp do_align(lines, :assignment, line_length) do
    parsed =
      Enum.map(lines, fn line ->
        # Extract comment if present
        {code_part, comment} = extract_comment_from_line(line)

        case Regex.run(~r/^(\s*)([a-z_]\w*)\s*=(?![>=])\s*(.*)$/, code_part) do
          [_, indent, var, value] -> {:ok, indent, var, value, comment}
          _ -> :error
        end
      end)

    # Check if all lines parsed successfully as assignments
    if Enum.all?(parsed, fn p -> p != :error end) do
      max_var_len = parsed |> Enum.map(fn {:ok, _indent, var, _value, _comment} -> String.length(var) end) |> Enum.max()

      # Build aligned code lines (without comments) and find max length
      aligned_codes =
        parsed
        |> Enum.map(fn {:ok, indent, var, value, _comment} ->
          pad = String.duplicate(" ", max_var_len - String.length(var) + 1)
          "#{indent}#{var}#{pad}= #{value}"
        end)

      max_code_len = aligned_codes |> Enum.map(&String.length/1) |> Enum.max()

      # Build final lines with aligned comments
      result =
        Enum.zip(parsed, aligned_codes)
        |> Enum.flat_map(fn {{:ok, indent, _var, _value, comment}, code_line} ->
          cond do
            is_nil(comment) ->
              # No comment, just return the code line
              [code_line]

            should_wrap_comment(code_line, comment, line_length) ->
              # Comment doesn't fit, move it above
              [indent <> comment, code_line]

            true ->
              # Comment fits - align it with other comments
              code_len = String.length(code_line)
              spaces_to_align = max(1, max_code_len - code_len + 1)
              pad = String.duplicate(" ", spaces_to_align)
              ["#{code_line}#{pad}#{comment}"]
          end
        end)

      result
    else
      lines
    end
  end

  # Module attribute: align the value
  #   before:  @moduledoc "…"
  #            @name "Alice"
  #            @default_timeout 5000
  #
  #   after:   @moduledoc       "…"
  #            @name            "Alice"
  #            @default_timeout 5000
  defp do_align(lines, :attribute, _line_length) do
    parsed =
      Enum.map(lines, fn line ->
        case Regex.run(~r/^(\s*)(@\w+)\s+(.*)$/, line) do
          [_, indent, attr, value] -> {indent, attr, value}
          _ -> nil
        end
      end)

    if Enum.all?(parsed, & &1) do
      max_len = parsed |> Enum.map(fn {_, attr, _} -> String.length(attr) end) |> Enum.max()

      Enum.map(parsed, fn {indent, attr, value} ->
        pad = String.duplicate(" ", max_len - String.length(attr) + 1)
        "#{indent}#{attr}#{pad}#{value}"
      end)
    else
      lines
    end
  end

  # Map arrow: align the => operator
  #   before:  "name" => "Alice",
  #            "age" => 30,
  #            "occupation" => "dev"
  #
  #   after:   "name"       => "Alice",
  #            "age"        => 30,
  #            "occupation" => "dev"
  defp do_align(lines, :arrow, _line_length) do
    parsed =
      Enum.map(lines, fn line ->
        case Regex.run(~r/^(\s*)(.*?)\s*=>\s*(.*)$/, line) do
          [_, indent, key, value] -> {indent, String.trim_trailing(key), value}
          _ -> nil
        end
      end)

    if Enum.all?(parsed, & &1) do
      max_len = parsed |> Enum.map(fn {_, key, _} -> String.length(key) end) |> Enum.max()

      Enum.map(parsed, fn {indent, key, value} ->
        pad = String.duplicate(" ", max_len - String.length(key) + 1)
        "#{indent}#{key}#{pad}=> #{value}"
      end)
    else
      lines
    end
  end

  # Macro call with atom first arg: align the rest after the comma
  #   before:  field :guest_name, function: &foo/1
  #            field :reservation_code, function: &bar/1
  #
  #   after:   field :guest_name,       function: &foo/1
  #            field :reservation_code, function: &bar/1
  defp do_align(lines, {:macro_arg, _}, _line_length) do
    parsed =
      Enum.map(lines, fn line ->
        case Regex.run(~r/^(\s*)([a-z_]\w*)\s+(:\w+),\s+(.*)$/, line) do
          [_, indent, macro, atom, rest] -> {indent, macro, atom, rest}
          _ -> nil
        end
      end)

    if Enum.all?(parsed, & &1) do
      max_prefix_len =
        parsed
        |> Enum.map(fn {_, macro, atom, _} -> String.length(macro) + 1 + String.length(atom) end)
        |> Enum.max()

      # Level-1 aligned lines (macro + first atom)
      level1 =
        Enum.map(parsed, fn {indent, macro, atom, rest} ->
          prefix_len = String.length(macro) + 1 + String.length(atom)
          pad = String.duplicate(" ", max_prefix_len - prefix_len + 1)
          {indent, macro, atom, pad, rest}
        end)

      # Try level-2 alignment: rest matches `(:type_atom), (kw_key:) (kw_value)`
      rest_parsed =
        Enum.map(level1, fn {_, _, _, _, rest} ->
          case Regex.run(~r/^(:\w+),\s+(\w+:)\s+(.+)$/, rest) do
            [_, type_atom, kw_key, kw_val] -> {type_atom, kw_key, kw_val}
            _ -> nil
          end
        end)

      level1_lines =
        if Enum.all?(rest_parsed, & &1) do
          max_type_len =
            rest_parsed
            |> Enum.map(fn {type_atom, _, _} -> String.length(type_atom) end)
            |> Enum.max()

          max_kw_key_len =
            rest_parsed
            |> Enum.map(fn {_, kw_key, _} -> String.length(kw_key) end)
            |> Enum.max()

          Enum.zip(level1, rest_parsed)
          |> Enum.map(fn {{indent, macro, atom, pad, _}, {type_atom, kw_key, kw_val}} ->
            type_pad = String.duplicate(" ", max_type_len - String.length(type_atom) + 1)
            kw_pad = String.duplicate(" ", max_kw_key_len - String.length(kw_key) + 1)
            "#{indent}#{macro} #{atom},#{pad}#{type_atom},#{type_pad}#{kw_key}#{kw_pad}#{kw_val}"
          end)
        else
          Enum.map(level1, fn {indent, macro, atom, pad, rest} ->
            "#{indent}#{macro} #{atom},#{pad}#{rest}"
          end)
        end

      level1_lines
    else
      lines
    end
  end

  # Case/cond/fn arm: align the -> operator
  #   before:  [value] -> t.(value)
  #            _ -> nil
  #
  #   after:   [value] -> t.(value)
  #            _       -> nil
  defp do_align(lines, :case_arm, _line_length) do
    parsed =
      Enum.map(lines, fn line ->
        case Regex.run(~r/^(\s*)(.*?)\s+->\s+(.+)$/, line) do
          [_, indent, pattern, body] -> {indent, String.trim_trailing(pattern), body}
          _ -> nil
        end
      end)

    if Enum.all?(parsed, & &1) do
      max_len = parsed |> Enum.map(fn {_, pattern, _} -> String.length(pattern) end) |> Enum.max()

      Enum.map(parsed, fn {indent, pattern, body} ->
        pad = String.duplicate(" ", max_len - String.length(pattern) + 1)
        "#{indent}#{pattern}#{pad}-> #{body}"
      end)
    else
      lines
    end
  end

  # Function clause with do: body: align the do: keyword
  #   before:  def elixirc_paths(:prod), do: ["lib"]
  #            def elixirc_paths(_), do: ["lib", "examples"]
  #
  #   after:   def elixirc_paths(:prod), do: ["lib"]
  #            def elixirc_paths(_),     do: ["lib", "examples"]
  defp do_align(lines, :function_clause, _line_length) do
    parsed =
      Enum.map(lines, fn line ->
        case Regex.run(~r/^(\s*)(.*?),\s*do:\s+(.*)$/, line) do
          [_, indent, prefix, value] -> {indent, String.trim_trailing(prefix), value}
          _ -> nil
        end
      end)

    if Enum.all?(parsed, & &1) do
      max_len = parsed |> Enum.map(fn {_, prefix, _} -> String.length(prefix) end) |> Enum.max()

      Enum.map(parsed, fn {indent, prefix, value} ->
        pad = String.duplicate(" ", max_len - String.length(prefix) + 1)
        "#{indent}#{prefix},#{pad}do: #{value}"
      end)
    else
      lines
    end
  end

  defp do_align(lines, _, _line_length), do: lines

  # Split a tuple's content string by ", " at bracket depth 0.
  defp split_tuple_elements(str) do
    {elems, current, _depth} =
      str
      |> String.graphemes()
      |> Enum.reduce({[], "", 0}, fn
        ch, {elems, curr, depth} when ch in ["[", "{", "("] ->
          {elems, curr <> ch, depth + 1}

        ch, {elems, curr, depth} when ch in ["]", "}", ")"] ->
          {elems, curr <> ch, depth - 1}

        ",", {elems, curr, 0} ->
          {elems ++ [curr], "", 0}

        " ", {elems, "", 0} ->
          # skip leading space after a split
          {elems, "", 0}

        ch, {elems, curr, depth} ->
          {elems, curr <> ch, depth}
      end)

    elems ++ [current]
  end
end