JavaScriptstandardit

JavaScript Standardit is a tool used to enforce a consistent code style across multiple JavaScript projects. It was created by Feross Aboukhadijeh and Steven Bekkeman, and is built on top of the ESLint configuration. The tool helps maintain a uniform coding style and reduces the effort of enforcing a consistent codebase.

JavaScript Standardit uses a shared configuration file, a set of rules, and a linting check to enforce its rules. It can be added to an existing project, or used when creating a new one, to maintain a consistent coding style from the outset. It parses the JavaScript files in a project and identifies and reports on deviations from the standard style. Users can then choose to either incorporate the changes or make adjustments to their code to adhere to the standard.

JavaScript Standardit positions itself as a set of rules that allows for creating consistent, predictable and easier-to-read code. It can be integrated with popular code editors and IDEs to automate the style enforcement process. It's possible to customize or modify the set of rules, to align with the requirements of a project.

It is also used to enforce a broader set of coding standards including best practices for object literal constructors, making the inspector more style-aware, better handling of whitespace, supporting JSX, disabling or enabling specific warnings, and improvements in maximum allowed line length and also enabling use of TypeScript.