standard gets confused with es6 getter/setter

[daviddias]

It seems that when standard --formatcatches a es6 getter/setter, it changes its format and than reports a codestyle error, see example below

var log = ['test']
var obj = {
  get latest () {
    if (log.length === 0) return undefined
    return log[log.length - 1]
  }
}
console.log(obj.latest)

The right space was there, but then

» standard --format troll.js
standard: Use JavaScript Standard Style (https://github.com/feross/standard)
  /Users/david/Documents/code/standard-troll/troll.js:3:13: Missing space before function parentheses.

Fixing the problem and running standard returns no errors, but then if standard --formatis executed, it will remove the space again and report an error

[nekolab]

Hi, I ran into this issue too, it's annoying, any updates?

[bcomnes]

Its an issue with standard-format and not standard (which just does the linting). ES6 support on the formatter is poor at the moment. PRs and new contributors welcome/wanted! @diasdavid if you have time can you move this issue over there? If not I can grab it later.

I've only had time to peck away at it slowly, and there are definitely going to be some upstream PRs needed to get full ES6 support.

[feross]

Moved this issue: maxogden/standard-format#138