Default glob pattern like standard

Would love to have prettier-standard use the same default glob pattern as standard itself:

by default standard will look for all files matching the patterns: **/.js, **/.jsx.

Certain paths (node_modules/, coverage/, vendor/, *.min.js, bundle.js, and files/folders that begin with . like .git/) are automatically ignored. Paths in a project’s root .gitignore file are also automatically ignored.

This would make running prettier-standard operate similar to standard (no options necessary, just normal conventional configuration by default)

[jasonkarns]

Isn’t that pretty common across most unix tools? (that usage info is only printed when --help is passed?)

Without dismissing the value of discoverability, the help output is only useful for people on their first-ever run; likely just poking around. Every invocation after that, they’re intending to actually run the formatter. This should be optimized for the 90% use case (which is actually running the formatter), not the .1% use case of getting help. (Which is already conventionally available via --help like every other *nix CLI)

standard itself does this, and isn’t this tool supposed to be part and parcel with standard? (not to mention, *nix convention)

[sheerun]

Yes, I’ll close this issue. The problem is Unix tools don’t change anything by default and prettier-standard would automatically format all .js files if I made this a default, which can be annoying.

The --lint issue is already there: https://github.com/sheerun/prettier-standard/issues/17