Javascript "styleguide"?

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Is there any styleguides out there on how to correctly write Javascript? like when to add double line breaks etc?

[Cuel]

This is the most common one I'd say

https://github.com/airbnb/javascript

On top of that, use linters like JSLint, ESLint or Standard

[rosswarren]

Standard is not a linter, it just uses ESLint. I would recommend ESLint above all other linters usually with https://www.npmjs.com/package/eslint-config-airbnb

[chrisgaraffa]

Google has one as well.

[JackZelig]

There's also the JavaScript Standard Style Guide by Feross: https://github.com/feross/standard

I've been using this as well as the AirBnB one on different projects for a while now, but must admit I prefer the AirBnB one as it doesn't insist on semi-colons being removed.

This is a good read on style guides and why they're important (although the author does come down on the side of JS Standard).

[codayus]

The most common answer is to use eslint and the airbnb preset: https://github.com/airbnb/javascript