Kind of html code after pug?

Question

Pug

Friends, probably a stupid question, but I'll ask it anyway.
I'm learning pug and I don't quite like the look of the html code that I get. For example, here is the pug code

header
    .header__up
        .container-fluid
            .row
                .col-md-1
                    a(href="#")
                        img(src='img/logo.png' alt='logo')
                .col-md-offset-6.col-md-5
                    .header__nav
                        .header__nav-search
                            input(type='text' placeholder='search website')
                            a.header__nav-search-btn(href="#")
                                img(src="img/fa_search.png" alt="search-logo")
                        a.header__nav-buy(href="#") buy $21
                        a.bars(href="#")
                            img(src="img/fa_bars.png" alt="bars")

This is what happens in html

<header>
      <div class="header__up">
        <div class="container-fluid">
          <div class="row">
            <div class="col-md-1"><a href="#"><img src="img/logo.png" alt="logo"></a></div>
            <div class="col-md-offset-6 col-md-5">
              <div class="header__nav">
                <div class="header__nav-search">
                  <input type="text" placeholder="search website"><a class="header__nav-search-btn" href="#"><img src="img/fa_search.png" alt="search-logo"></a>
                  </div><a class="header__nav-buy" href="#">buy $21</a><a class="bars" href="#"><img src="img/fa_bars.png" alt="bars"></a>
              </div>
            </div>
          </div>
        </div>
      </div>
    </header>

As you can see, for example, in the header_nav-search section, not everywhere there is a transition to the next line.
This does not bother me at all, because in the course of writing I only look at pug, the question is, how do customers feel about this? Do they require "slenderness" of html code?

Answer 1

Well, I'll put in my 5 kopecks)))
gulp-html-prettify is what you need, since it bothers you.

Answer 2

What Pug gives out is normal code formatting that both customers and backenders will like.
And personally, I would recommend you to use indents of two spaces - it's more convenient to work with Pug and Sass code.