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Remove standard-format. fixes #340 #397

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With this PR standard has around 250 fewer dependencies when installing.

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haha, lgtm ✨

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dcousens commented Feb 2, 2016

@mafintosh does this break standard --format?

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feross commented Feb 3, 2016

@dcousens Yes, it will. We're going to recommend that folks install standard-format separately from now on. The dependencies for standard-format are just too many and it makes install take way too long, even more-so with npm 3. It's not the fault of standard-format. Auto-formatting is complicated and esformatter is just a heavy dependency.

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feross commented Feb 3, 2016

@mafintosh This looks good, but I want to print a friendlier message to people who run standard --format in the new version. Maybe something like:

Code formatting is available in a standalone package: "standard-format". To install it, run "npm install -g standard-format".

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dcousens commented Feb 3, 2016

ACK 👍

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feross commented Feb 4, 2016

This has been merged into the v6 branch.

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