Way to make dot in html attribute valid ?

[jphilung]

I am using alpine.js (https://alpinejs.dev/directives/on) which uses a dot modifier on some html attribute. This causes the prettier parser to fail because it's not a valid character.

Expected a valid attribute name, but instead found ".", which is not part of a valid attribute name.

[azmy60]

I get the same problem too.

[jankuss96]

I get also the same issue.

[kevinmu17]

Same goes for everything you can do with alpine, not only dots. but also plain javascript isn't working for prettier either.
()=>{ x = x++} etc

SVG's are also not 'allowed', i'm searching for an option to disable these checks

<svg xmlns="http://www.w3.org/2000/svg" viewbox="0 0 27.584 27.565">

[faheemhameed]

Same issue here as well.

[Jupi007]

I would love to see this be fixed...

[davidwebca]

I'm piling on, this is also bothering me.

[qstiegler]

Also the @ is valid with AlpineJS. Please try to fix this!

[JoeriE]

Someone found a solution for this?