Filters, to pipe first or to pipe last?

[charlespwd]

I'm working on a sub-issue of #5, and I'm encountering a potentially controversial topic: to pipe first or to pipe last?

In order to honor our third principle, I'd like to open a discussion and gather your feedback.

Context

We know Liquid variables with a lot of filters can get quite long. Here's an example from Dawn

{{ product.featured_image | image_url: width: some_setting.width, crop: some_setting.crop | image_tag: loading: "lazy" }}

This is longer than 80 characters (the default printWidth). When this happens, we need a rule on how to break this. We have 2 options:

• Pipe first
• Pipe last

Option 1: Pipe first

{{ 
  product.featured_image
  | image_url: 
    width: some_setting.width, 
    crop: some_setting.crop 
  | image_tag: loading: "lazy" 
}}

Option 2: Pipe last

{{ 
  product.featured_image | 
  image_url: 
    width: some_setting.width, 
    crop: some_setting.crop |
  image_tag: loading: "lazy" 
}}

Additional concerns

What do we do with arguments? My intuition points towards this rule: align with the first character in the pipe. However, whether we put the first argument on the same line or not might be controversial as well.

[charlespwd]

Pipe first was implemented in #46