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ard locally for use in a single project npm install standard save dev note to run the preceding commands node js and npm must be installed usage after you ve installed standard you should be able to use the standard program the simplest use case would be checking the style of all javascript files in the current working directory standard error use javascript standard style lib torrent js 950 11 expected and instead saw if you ve installed standard locally run with npx instead npx standard you can optionally pass in a directory or directories using the glob pattern be sure to quote paths containing glob patterns so that they are expanded by standard instead of your shell standard src util js test js note by default standard will look for all files matching the patterns js jsx what you might do if you re clever add it to package json name my cool package devdependencies standard scripts test standard node my tests js style is checked automatically when you run npm test npm test error use javascript standard style lib torrent js 950 11 expected and instead saw never give style feedback on a pull request again why should i use javascript standard style the beauty of javascript standard style is that it s simple no one wants to maintain multiple hundred line style configuration files for every module project they work on enough of this madness this module saves you and others time in three ways no configuration the easiest way to enforce consistent style in your project just drop it in automatically format code just run standard fix and say goodbye to messy or inconsistent code catch style issues programmer errors early save precious code review time by eliminating back and forth between reviewer contributor adopting standard style means ranking the importance of code clarity and community conventions higher than personal style this might not make sense for 100 of projects and development cultures however open source can be a hostile place for newbies setting up clear automated contributor expectations makes a project healthier for more info see the conference talk write perfect code with standard and eslint in this talk you ll learn about linting when to use standard versus eslint and how prettier compares to standard who uses javascript standard style your logo here in addition to companies many community members use standard on packages that are too numerous to list here standard is also the top starred linter in github s clean code linter showcase are there text editor plugins first install standard then install the appropriate plugin for your editor sublime text using package control install sublimelinter and sublimelinter contrib standard for automatic formatting on save install standardformat atom install linter js standard alternatively you can install linter js standard engine instead of bundling a version of standard it will automatically use the version installed in your current project it will also work out of the box with other linters based on standard engine for automatic formatting install standard formatter for snippets install standardjs snippets visual studio code install vscode standard includes support for automatic formatting for js snippets install vscode standardjs snippets for react snippets install vscode react standard vim install ale and add these lines to your vimrc file let g ale_linters javascript standard let g ale_fixers javascript standard this sets standard as your only linter and fixer for javascript files and so prevents conflicts with eslint for linting and automatic fixing on save add these lines to vimrc let g ale_lint_on_save 1 let g ale_fix_on_save 1 alternative plugins to consider include neomake and syntastic both of which have built in support for standard though configuration may be necessary emacs install flycheck and check out the manual to learn how to enable it in your projects brackets search the extension registry for standard code style and click install webstorm phpstorm intellij rubymine jetbrains etc webstorm recently announced native support for standard directly in the ide if you still prefer to configure standard manually follow this guide this applies to all jetbrains products including phpstorm intellij rubymine etc is there a readme badge yes if you use standard in your project you can include one of these badges in your readme to let people know that your code is using the standard style javascript style guide https cdn rawgit com standard standard master badge svg https github com standard standard javascript style guide https img shields io badge code_style standard brightgreen svg https standardjs com i disagree with rule x can you change it no the whole point of standard is to save you time by avoiding bikeshedding about code style there are lots of debates online about tabs vs spaces etc that will never be resolved these debates just distract from getting stuff done at the end of the day you have to just pick something and that s the whole philosophy of standard its a bunch of sensible just pick something opinions hopefully users see the value in that over defending their own opinions there are a couple of similar packages for anyone who does not want to completely accept standard semistandard standard with semicolons standardx standard with custom tweaks if you really want to configure hundreds of eslint rules individually you can always use eslint directly with eslint config standard to layer your changes on top standard eject can help you migrate from standard to eslint and eslint config standard pro tip just use standard and move on there are actual real problems that you could spend your time solving p but this isn t a real web standard of course it s not the style laid out here is not affiliated with any official web standards groups which is why this repo is called standard standard and not ecma standard the word standard has more meanings than just web standard for example this module helps hold our code to a high standard of quality this module ensures that new contributors follow some basic style standards is there an automatic formatter yes you can use standard fix to fix most issues automatically standard fix is built into standard for maximum convenience most problems are fixable but some errors like forgetting to handle errors must be fixed manually to save you time standard outputs the message run standard fix to automatically fix some problems when it detects problems that can be fixed automatically how do i ignore files certain paths node_modules coverage vendor min js and files folders that begin with like git are automatically ignored paths in a project s root gitignore file are also automatically ignored sometimes you need to ignore additional folders or specific minified files to do that add a standard ignore property to package json standard ignore out lib select2 lib ckeditor tmp js how do i disable a rule in rare cases you ll need to break a rule and hide the error generated by standard javascript standard style uses eslint under the hood and you can hide errors as you normally would if you used eslint directly disable all rules on a specific line file i know what i am doing eslint disable line or disable only the no use before define rule file i know what i am doing eslint disable line no use before define or disable the no use before define rule for multiple lines eslint disable no use before define console log offending code goes here console log offending code goes here console log offending code goes here eslint enable no use before define i use a library that pollutes the global namespace how do i prevent variable is not defined errors some packages e g mocha put their functions e g describe it on the global object poor form since these functions are not defined or require d anywhere in your code standard will warn that you re using a variable that is not defined usually this rule is really useful for catching typos but we want to disable it for these global variables to let standard as well as humans reading your code know that certain variables are global in your code add this to the top of your file global myvar1 myvar2 if you have hundreds of files it may be desirable to avoid adding comments to every file in this case run standard global myvar1 global myvar2 or add this to package json standard globals myvar1 myvar2 note global and globals are equivalent how do i use experimental javascript es next features standard supports the latest ecmascript features es8 es2017 including language feature proposals that are in stage 4 of the proposal process to support experimental language features standard supports specifying a custom javascript parser before using a custom parser consider whether the added complexity is worth it to use a custom parser first install it from npm npm install babel eslint parser save dev then run standard parser babel eslint parser or add this to package json standard parser babel eslint parser can i use a javascript language variant like flow or typescript standard supports the latest ecmascript features however flow and typescript add new syntax to the language so they are not supported out of the box for typescript an official variant ts standard is supported and maintained that provides a very similar experience to standard for other javascript language variants standard supports specifying a custom javascript parser as well as an eslint plugin to handle the changed syntax before using a javascript language variant consider whether the added complexity is worth it typescript ts standard is the officially supported variant for typescript ts standard supports all the same rules and options as standard and includes additional typescript specific rules ts standard will even lint regular javascript files by setting the configuration in tsconfig json npm install ts standard save dev then run where tsconfig json is located in the working directory ts standard or add this to package json ts standard project tsconfig json note to include additional files in linting such as test files create a tsconfig eslint json file to use instead if you really want to configure hundreds of eslint rules individually you can always use eslint directly with eslint config standard with typescript to layer your changes on top flow to use flow you need to run standard with babel eslint parser as the parser and eslint plugin flowtype as a plugin npm install babel eslint parser eslint plugin flowtype save dev then run standard parser babel eslint parser plugin flowtype or add this to package json standard parser babel eslint parser plugins flowtype note plugin and plugins are equivalent what about mocha jest jasmine qunit etc to support mocha in test files add this to the top of the test files eslint env mocha or run standard env mocha where mocha can be one of jest jasmine qunit phantomjs and so on to see a full list check eslint s specifying environments documentation for a list of what globals are available for these environments check the globals npm module note env and envs are equivalent what about web workers and service workers add this to the top of web worker files eslint env worker this lets standard as well as humans reading the code know that self is a global in web worker code for service workers add this instead eslint env serviceworker what is the difference between warnings and errors standard treats all rule violations as errors which means that standard will exit with a non zero error exit code however we may occasionally release a new major version of standard which changes a rule that affects the majority of standard users for example transitioning from var to let const we do this only when we think the advantage is worth the cost and only when the rule is auto fixable in these situations we have a transition period where the rule change is only a warning warnings don t cause standard to return a non zero error exit code however a warning message will still print to the console during the transition period using standard fix will update your code so that it s ready for the next major version the slow and careful approach is what we strive for with standard we re generally extremely conservative in enforcing the usage of new language features we want using standard to be light and fun and so we re careful about making changes that may get in your way as always you can disable a rule at any time if necessary can i check code inside of markdown or html files to check code inside markdown files use standard markdown alternatively there are eslint plugins that can check code inside markdown html and many other types of language files to check code inside markdown files use an eslint plugin npm install eslint plugin markdown then to check js that appears inside code blocks run standard plugin markdown md to check code inside html files use an eslint plugin npm install eslint plugin html then to check js that appears inside script tags run standard plugin html html is there a git pre commit hook yes hooks are great for ensuring that unstyled code never even makes it into your repo never give style feedback on a pull request again you even have a choice install your own hook bin bash ensure all javascript files staged for commit pass standard code style function xargs r portable version of xargs r the r flag is a gnu extension that prevents xargs from running if there are no input files if ifs read r d n path then echo path cat xargs fi git diff name only cached relative grep jsx sed s alnum g xargs r e t standard if ne 0 then echo javascript standard style errors were detected aborting commit exit 1 fi use a pre commit hook the pre commit library allows hooks to be declared within a pre commit config yaml configuration file in the repo and therefore more easily maintained across a team users of pre commit can simply add standard to their pre commit config yaml file which will automatically fix js jsx mjs and cjs files repo https github com standard standard rev master hooks id standard alternatively for more advanced styling configurations use standard within the eslint hook repo https github com pre commit mirrors eslint rev master hooks id eslint files jt sx js jsx ts and tsx types file additional_dependencies eslint latest eslint config standard latest and whatever other plugins how do i make the output all colorful and pretty the built in output is simple and straightforward but if you like shiny things install snazzy npm install snazzy and run standard snazzy there s also standard tap standard json standard reporter and standard summary is there a node js api yes async standard linttext text opts lint the provided source text an opts object may be provided unique to linttext filename path of file containing the text being linted common to linttext and lintfiles cwd current working directory default process cwd fix false automatically fix problems extensions file extensions to lint has sane defaults glob...