What is the eslint rule to to enforce a space after the closing parentheses of a single-line if statement?

[axefrog]

For the life of me I cannot find an ESLint rule to enforce the following:

// Bad:
if (foo)bar;

// Good:
if (foo) bar;

Any assistance would be much appreciated!

[mdjermanovic]

I think we don't have that rule in the core.

keyword-spacing can disallow if (foo)return;, space-before-blocks can disallow if (foo){, but it seems that there is no rule that would disallow if (foo)bar; and enforce if (foo) bar;

[axefrog]

Ah, thanks for the answer. Single-line if statements are very common in JavaScript. Would you agree that this is something that should be there?

[axefrog]

@sketchbuch Care to comment on that thumbsdown reaction?

[axefrog]

I have unmarked this as an answer because just stating that it doesn't exist feels like an incomplete answer. Single line if statements are common in JavaScript. This feels like it should be in eslint core. Is its omission a design decision, and if so why? Or is this an oversight, and if so, could it be made a candidate for inclusion in the core in a future update?

[aladdin-add]

stylistic rules changes are frozen. refs: https://github.com/eslint/eslint#stylistic-rule-updates

You'll need to write your own.

[axefrog]

Thank you for clarifying.

[SrBrahma]

Is there a package that does this?

[jonlepage]

am also looking for this !