SQL Formatter

An SQL formatter pretty-prints queries with consistent indentation and line breaks, or minifies them by stripping whitespace and comments—helpful for code review and readable logs. toco.tools's SQL formatter has no dialect selector. Instead, it recognizes all three common quoted-identifier styles at once — `"postgres style"`, `` `mysql style` ``, and `[SQL Server style]` — along with both common string-escaping conventions (doubled `''` and backslash `\'`). A dedicated tokenizer breaks the query into meaningful units before formatting, so keyword-like text inside string literals, comments, or quoted identifiers is never mistaken for an actual keyword and rewritten. Major clauses (SELECT, FROM, WHERE, JOIN, and more) each start a new line; AND/OR break onto their own indented line inside WHERE/HAVING. Comma-separated items in SELECT, GROUP BY, and ORDER BY are split one per line by default (toggleable), and parentheses only open a new indent level when they contain a SELECT (i.e., a subquery). This is a practical formatter for readability, not a full SQL parser, so vendor-specific functions and stored-procedure syntax aren't specially handled. Always validate against your database before running in production.