Might be worth noting that despite the name, feross/standard uses a very controversial and non-standard style. Notably, it enforces no semicolons.
There's nothing wrong with that as a style, but it's certainly not any sort of standard.
Edit: The airbnb style guide I linked in my other comment is probably a lot closer to what most people would think of as a "standard" config. Not better per se, just more common.
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Recommended! My team uses eslint with the "Standard" style, no more arguments about how a for-loop should be written. http://standardjs.com/
Might be worth noting that despite the name, feross/standard uses a very controversial and non-standard style. Notably, it enforces no semicolons.
There's nothing wrong with that as a style, but it's certainly not any sort of standard.
Edit: The airbnb style guide I linked in my other comment is probably a lot closer to what most people would think of as a "standard" config. Not better per se, just more common.
Yes, it's in quotes and capitalized for a reason. I did not pick the name.
About the style itself, it very closely matches what we were doing anyway, before it came along. Semicolons are dumb.