Standard on the ternary operator

[naknode]

Take this code for example.

var test = {
  getTest: function (foo) {
    var foo
    var bar = 0
    if (foor == null ? bar = 12 : bar = 5)
  }
}

test.getTest(false)

Using Standard formatting and Standard styling, it will always compile an error whenever there is a ternary operator present.

The error will occur on line 6 at the } character. How would you propose going around this?

Using this for reference:

λ standard --verbose src/js/monsters.js | snazzy
standard: Use JavaScript Standard Style (https://github.com/feross/standard)

\wamp\www\navarra\src\js\monsters.js
  6:4  error  Unexpected token }   undefined

I am a Windows 7 (64-bit) build.

[dcousens]

@naknode this isn't just a ternary expression, you are actually missing the followup if block entirely.
Hence, the parsing error error Unexpected token } undefined

[naknode]

Well, now... don't I feel foolish. I must have mis-read the document wrong on Mozilla. Thank you.

[dcousens]

No worries @naknode :)