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$3

See the CodeClimate spec detailing required output format

install

``
npm install -g standard-codeclimate
`

usage

Pipe "compact" text into the standard-codeclimate command to get back pretty results:

`bash
$ standard --verbose | standard-codeclimate
`

Or, just run standard-codeclimate directly and it will run standard and give you pretty results:

`bash
$ standard-codeclimate
`

$3

CodeClimate requires each issue to be delimited by a null byte (\0). Use the --null-delimited flag if you're using this in a CodeClimate engine, e.g.

`sh
$ standard-codeclimate --null-delimited
`

Additionally, standard-codeclimate supports all command line flags that standard supports:

`bash
$ standard-codeclimate --format --verbose test1.js test2.js
``

license

ISC. Copyright (c) jden.