Code style standards are a general good to have. The're also pretty easy to enforce with things like eslint. You can plug it into your editor your run it via command line. You can also check that all of your code is properly styled by running the lint during your build pipeline.
Test Cases
No reason to test this really, code was not functionally changed, just refactored using the following command:
Note
This work branches from #11.
Motivation
Code style standards are a general good to have. The're also pretty easy to enforce with things like eslint. You can plug it into your editor your run it via command line. You can also check that all of your code is properly styled by running the lint during your build pipeline.
Test Cases
No reason to test this really, code was not functionally changed, just refactored using the following command: