verible-verilog-format: usage: bazel-bin/verilog/tools/formatter/verible-verilog-format [options] [] To pipe from stdin, use ‘-‘ as .

  Flags from common/formatting/basic_format_style_init.cc:     –column_limit (Target line length limit to stay under when formatting.);       default: 100;     –indentation_spaces (Each indentation level adds this many spaces.);       default: 2;     –line_break_penalty (Penalty added to solution for each introduced line       break.); default: 2;     –over_column_limit_penalty (For penalty minimization, this represents the       baseline penalty value of exceeding the column limit. Additional penalty       of 1 is incurred for each character over this limit); default: 100;     –wrap_spaces (Each wrap level adds this many spaces. This applies when the       first element after an open-group section is wrapped. Otherwise, the       indentation level is set to the column position of the open-group       operator.); default: 4;

  Flags from external/com_google_absl/absl/flags/parse.cc:     –flagfile (comma-separated list of files to load flags from); default: ;     –fromenv (comma-separated list of flags to set from the environment [use       ‘export FLAGS_flag1=value’]); default: ;     –tryfromenv (comma-separated list of flags to try to set from the       environment if present); default: ;     –undefok (comma-separated list of flag names that it is okay to specify on       the command line even if the program does not define a flag with that       name); default: ;

  Flags from verilog/formatting/format_style_init.cc:     –assignment_statement_alignment (Format various assignments:       {align,flush-left,preserve,infer}); default: infer;     –case_items_alignment (Format case items:       {align,flush-left,preserve,infer}); default: infer;     –class_member_variable_alignment (Format class member variables:       {align,flush-left,preserve,infer}); default: infer;     –compact_indexing_and_selections (Use compact binary expressions inside       indexing / bit selection operators); default: true;     –distribution_items_alignment (Aligh distribution items:       {align,flush-left,preserve,infer}); default: infer;     –enum_assignment_statement_alignment (Format assignments with enums:       {align,flush-left,preserve,infer}); default: infer;     –expand_coverpoints (If true, always expand coverpoints.); default: false;     –formal_parameters_alignment (Format formal parameters:       {align,flush-left,preserve,infer}); default: infer;     –formal_parameters_indentation (Indent formal parameters: {indent,wrap});       default: wrap;     –module_net_variable_alignment (Format net/variable declarations:       {align,flush-left,preserve,infer}); default: infer;     –named_parameter_alignment (Format named actual parameters:       {align,flush-left,preserve,infer}); default: infer;     –named_parameter_indentation (Indent named parameter assignments:       {indent,wrap}); default: wrap;     –named_port_alignment (Format named port connections:       {align,flush-left,preserve,infer}); default: infer;     –named_port_indentation (Indent named port connections: {indent,wrap});       default: wrap;     –port_declarations_alignment (Format port declarations:       {align,flush-left,preserve,infer}); default: infer;     –port_declarations_indentation (Indent port declarations: {indent,wrap});       default: wrap;     –port_declarations_right_align_packed_dimensions (If true, packed       dimensions in contexts with enabled alignment are aligned to the right.);       default: false;     –port_declarations_right_align_unpacked_dimensions (If true, unpacked       dimensions in contexts with enabled alignment are aligned to the right.);       default: false;     –struct_union_members_alignment (Format struct/union members:       {align,flush-left,preserve,infer}); default: infer;     –try_wrap_long_lines (If true, let the formatter attempt to optimize line       wrapping decisions where wrapping is needed, else leave them unformatted.       This is a short-term measure to reduce risk-of-harm.); default: false;

  Flags from verilog/parser/verilog_parser.cc:     –verilog_trace_parser (Trace verilog parser); default: false;

  Flags from verilog/tools/formatter/verilog_format.cc:     –failsafe_success (If true, always exit with 0 status, even if there were       input errors or internal errors. In all error conditions, the original       text is always preserved. This is useful in deploying services where       fail-safe behaviors should be considered a success.); default: true;     –inplace (If true, overwrite the input file on successful conditions.);       default: false;     –lines (Specific lines to format, 1-based, comma-separated, inclusive N-M       ranges, N is short for N-N. By default, left unspecified, all lines are       enabled for formatting. (repeatable, cumulative)); default: ;     –max_search_states (Limits the number of search states explored during line       wrap optimization.); default: 100000;     –show_equally_optimal_wrappings (If true, print when multiple optimal       solutions are found (stderr), but continue to operate normally.);       default: false;     –show_inter_token_info (If true, along with show_token_partition_tree,       include inter-token information such as spacing and break penalties.);       default: false;     –show_largest_token_partitions (If > 0, print token partitioning and then       exit without formatting output.); default: 0;     –show_token_partition_tree (If true, print diagnostics after token       partitioning and then exit without formatting output.); default: false;     –stdin_name (When using ‘-‘ to read from stdin, this gives an alternate       name for diagnostic purposes. Otherwise this is ignored.);       default: “”;     –verbose (Be more verbose.); default: false;     –verify_convergence (If true, and not incrementally formatting with       –lines, verify that re-formatting the formatted output yields no further       changes, i.e. formatting is convergent.); default: true;

Try –helpfull to get a list of all flags or –help=substring shows help for flags which include specified substring in either in the name, or description or path.