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Update docs to remove standard-format references

See original GitHub issue

I recently started using the vim integration and realized a behavior that I’m not sure is correct.

I have vim set up to use standard-format when I save. Some code that looks like this…

SomeModule.someMethod({ foo }, cb)

It is re-written as…

SomeModule.someMethod({ foo}, cb)

But then I also get a message saying…

Expected consistent spacing (standard/object-curly-even-spacing)

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Created 7 years ago
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Comments:11 (7 by maintainers)

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Fletcommented, Aug 30, 2016

This would be an issue with standard-format.

I believe there are a few open issues regarding this kind of spacing: https://github.com/maxogden/standard-format/issues?utf8=✓&q=spacing

You may want to try the latest version of standard and use standard --fix instead. It uses eslint’s fix flag which seems to be a bit more consistent (but does not cover as many things).

Closing this issue as it should already be covered over at standard-format 👍

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timoxleycommented, Aug 30, 2016

@0x00A there’s a bunch of issues with standard-format and modern syntax. I suggest perhaps adjusting your vim integration to use standard --fix instead.