Hi @JustASimpleCoder, I received a quick response from Qt staff, it seems that Qt6.2 version of qmlformat contains what we need! :)

./qmlformat -h Usage: ./qmlformat [options] filenames Formats QML files according to the QML Coding Conventions. Options: -h, --help Displays help on commandline options. --help-all Displays help including Qt specific options. -v, --version Displays version information. -V, --verbose Verbose mode. Outputs more detailed information. -i, --inplace Edit file in-place instead of outputting to stdout. -f, --force Continue even if an error has occurred. -t, --tabs Use tabs instead of spaces. -w, --indent-width <width> How many spaces are used when indenting. -n, --normalize Reorders the attributes of the objects according to the QML Coding Guidelines. -F, --files <file> Format all files listed in file, in-place -l, --newline <newline> Override the new line format to use (native macos unix windows). Arguments: filenames files to be processed by qmlformat