Much better than "Standard JS" and its choice of no semicolons. I know about "Semi Standard JS", but I refuse to accept such a little difference that could be a configuration has to live in a entirely new project.
Semicolons are not optional in JavaScript: ASI (http://www.ecma-international.org/ecma-262/6.0/#sec-automati...) is an error correction scheme for novice programmers. The spec's parsing rules calls out the statements following where a semicolon should be "offending tokens". There is no leeway here for style or preference.
“You can use standard --fix to automatically fix most issues automatically.
standard --fix is built into standard (since v8.0.0) for maximum convenience. Lots of problems are fixable, but some errors, like forgetting to handle the error in node-style callbacks, must be fixed manually.”
