Switch and Case Statement Alignment

Case statements should vertically align with their closing brace, or indented if configured otherwise.

• Identifier: switch_case_alignment
• Enabled by default: Yes
• Supports autocorrection: No
• Kind: style
• Analyzer rule: No
• Minimum Swift compiler version: 5.0.0
• Default configuration:

  Key	Value
  severity	warning
  indented_cases	false
  ignore_one_liners	false

Non Triggering Examples

switch someBool {
case true: // case 1
    print('red')
case false:
    /*
    case 2
    */
    if case let .someEnum(val) = someFunc() {
        print('blue')
    }
}
enum SomeEnum {
    case innocent
}

if aBool {
    switch someBool {
    case true:
        print('red')
    case false:
        print('blue')
    }
}

switch someInt {
// comments ignored
case 0:
    // zero case
    print('Zero')
case 1:
    print('One')
default:
    print('Some other number')
}

func f() -> Int {
    return switch i {
    case 1: 1
    default: 2
    }
}

switch i { case .x: 1 default: 0 }

let a = switch i { case .x: 1 default: 0 }

Triggering Examples

switch someBool {
    ↓case true:
        print("red")
    ↓case false:
        print("blue")
}

if aBool {
    switch someBool {
        ↓case true:
            print('red')
        ↓case false:
            print('blue')
    }
}

switch someInt {
    ↓case 0:
        print('Zero')
    ↓case 1:
        print('One')
    ↓default:
        print('Some other number')
}

let a = switch i {
    ↓case 1: 1
    ↓default: 2
}

switch someBool {
case true:
    print('red')
    ↓case false:
        print('blue')
}

if aBool {
    switch someBool {
        ↓case true:
        print('red')
    case false:
    print('blue')
    }
}

let a = switch i {
case 1: 1
    ↓default: 2
}

switch i { ↓case .x: 1 ↓default: 0 }

switch i {
↓case .x: 1 ↓default: 0 }

switch i { ↓case .x: 1 ↓default: 0
}

switch i
{ ↓case .x: 1 ↓default: 0 }

let a = switch i {
case .x: 1 ↓default: 0
}

let a = switch i {
↓case .x: 1 ↓default: 0 }