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Why do you use object-curly-spacing
See original GitHub issueHi airbnb team,
Can give us your thinking behind applying the object-curly-spacing rule?
I can think of only one: it distinguishes the arrays from the objects. Or do you have another reason?
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Are you asking why there’s a rule to enforce it, or why we chose the config we did?
It’s enforced because everything that can be enforced should be; because consistency is paramount; and because nobody should have to argue on a PR about curly brace spacing.
It’s using array and object syntax, but it’s not arrays and objects - specifically, iterable destructuring (not array destructuring, there’s no such thing) uses the iterable protocol, which is different.
I don’t agree that it’s ugly or that it’s inconsistent.
named imports/exports are also not objects, nor destructuring - it simply overloads object literal syntax. It’s far more like an object than like a block (it’s not a block in any way), but it’s not an object either.