Jacek Smolak smolak

JSSR - JavaScript Standards Recommendation

Mind: this is a draft

Why?

I have found PHP's PSRs to be a very good idea when it comes to having some sorts of standards for commonly performed tasks. Wheter it's logging, caching or performing HTTP calls.

What are PSRs? Here's a short description taken from Wikipedia:

	describe('executing handlers', () => {
	context('for synchronous handlers', () => {
	it('should happen in sequence', async () => {
	const hook1 = {
	event: 'preEventName',
	handler: sinon.spy()
	};
	const hook2 = {
	event: 'preEventName',
	handler: sinon.spy()

	// I have some testing framework in the scope
	// Questions below:

	// 1. Should the description be like it is here, in first `it`, or with `only` word added:
	// "should return Fizz when the number is divisible only by 3"
	// That would imply that the number is divisible by 3 only, which is technically not true, as it is divisible
	// by 1 as well, and some numbers, e.g. 6, 9, and so on, are divisible by themselves.
	it('should return Fizz when the number is divisible by 3', () => {
	// 2. Is that name enough, having `any` in it, to be complete in what numbers are producing `fizz`.
	// There is also a matter of adding `only` (similar to case #1) having `anyNumberDivisibleOnlyBy3`.

	(ns isbn-verifier)

	(defn- digits
	"Splits ISBN 10 string into collection of digits"
	[col]
	(keep #(cond
	(Character/isDigit %) (Character/getNumericValue %)
	(= \X %) 10)
	col))

	#!/usr/bin/env bash

	echo "Howdy!"

	#!/usr/bin/env node

	console.log('Howdy!');