Standard is a popular JavaScript code style guide. It can also lint your code since it’s built on top of ESLint and, therefore, it can also be used as an ESLint plugin. To improve the experience with WebStorm for those who use Standard, we added lots of new JavaScript code style options that are defined in Standard, such as the use of semicolons and trailing commas and quote style. We also implemented a simple way to make WebStorm follow them and report them in the editor. As Standard is based on ESLint, its support is implemented via WebStorm’s ESLint integration. Enable linting with S

Code style matters. Having a consistent code style in your project should not be underestimated, as by making code more readable for all project contributors, it can save everyone's time and even help you avoid some errors. Our goal is to make sure the code we write follows the agreed code style and that we can easily reformat the code if and when we want. When using WebStorm, there are several ways to manage code style in your project. First, the IDE can help you automatically apply configured code style settings to the code you write and reformat the existing code based on those.