You can use any of the zprint programs to format a babashka script without any problem. zprint will recognize the first line as a "shebang", remove it, format the script, and then restore the first line before producing the output.
You might want to have different formatting conventions when formatting
a babashka script (or any script). You might wish to change the
default :width, for instance.
You can configure additional zprint configuration options that will be applied when zprint recognizes an incoming file as a script. These options are configured like this:
{:script {:more-options options-map}}The options-map will be applied on top of any existing options
currently in force when a file is recognized to be a script, which
happens last -- after all other options processing has been completed.
Thus, to change the :width just for scripts, and leave other
formatting unchanged, you would configure:
{:script {:more-options {:width 120}}}