Now that eslint-config-prettier explicitly turns style rules off, it's possible to combine standard rules and prettier rules without explicitly listing all the rules. Like this:

{
   "extends": ["standard", "standard-jsx", "prettier"],
   "plugins": ["prettier"],
   "rules": {
     "prettier/prettier": "error"
   }
}

(https://github.com/KidkArolis/pretty-standard/blob/master/eslintrc.json)

Plus, adding the prettier plugin means you can run eslint --fix.

Would you be open to update this package to use the above config? Or is there some other special rules specified in this package? The primary reason I ask is that I was gonna publish eslint-config-pretty-standard to match my cli tool (based on standard-engine), but then realised the name is taken. I think the projects are trying to achieve the same thing, so maybe there's a way to collaborate here?

I got tired of seeing complaints about the missing peer dependencies in my projects :-) We have a peer dep on 4 plugins: react, promise, flowtype and standard - but only rules from the first two are actually referenced in the rules section of the configuration. I sent a PR for removing the two unused plugins in the configuration. #9

I want to axe the other two aswell - but they are actually used, so I thought I'd try to bring it up instead :-) So that leaves to two questions:

1. eslint-plugin-promise is providing only 1 used rule: promise/param-names. It is poorly documented but it seems to just force you to name the args to the Promise-constructors callback resolve and reject. (source). Is that enough to warrant keeping it around? :-)
2. Would you be open to split up the react specific parts into a eslint-config-pretty-standard-react and keep this config completely clean?

That I should just stop caring and get over my self is an acceptable answer. I'm happy to do the required work if you want to pursue this.

If I write a single-line loop:

for (foo in bar) baz(foo);

Prettier transforms it to:

for (foo in bar)
  baz(foo);

which ESLint complains about, because curly.