Include violated rule name in output

[matthewadams]

I'm getting output from standard that doesn't include the name of the violated rule:

$ node_modules/.bin/standard
standard: Use JavaScript Standard Style (http://standardjs.com)
  /Users/matthew/Documents/github/.../socketApi.js:11:43: Getter is not present

This makes it difficult to conveniently add an // eslint-ignore-line or // eslint-ignore-next-line directive to include the name of the violated rule (which, in this case is accessor-pairs). For example:

$ node_modules/.bin/standard
standard: Use JavaScript Standard Style (http://standardjs.com)
  /Users/matthew/Documents/github/.../socketApi.js:11:43: Getter is not present:  accessor-pairs

would make it pretty easy to add.

Bonus points for emitting not just the rule name, but also something like to ignore: // eslint-ignore-line .. for quick copy & paste. For example, the above output could be augmented with:

$ node_modules/.bin/standard
standard: Use JavaScript Standard Style (http://standardjs.com)
  /Users/matthew/Documents/github/.../socketApi.js:11:43: Getter is not present:  accessor-pairs: to ignore, // eslint-disable-line accessor-pairs

[feross]

You can get the rule name by running standard --verbose.

[matthewadams]

Ok, but it'd still be nice to change the current output, (<rule-name>) to something like <rule-name>: ignore with // eslint-disable-next-line <rule-name> for easy copy/paste, don't you think? Reopen issue? #easeofusemakeskillerapps

[LinusU]

I have yet to come up with one single case where I have had to ignore a rule, I don't think it should be in the output since we don't want to encourage anyone to do it. The real solution is to fix the problem, not ignore it...