Apply standard/enforced code format with prettier.

This commit marks applying prettier to the whole of git history up to this point and prettier is used to enforce format via pre-commit hook. The command used was: `git filter-branch -f --tree-filter 'prettier --no-config --single-quote --tab-width=1 --print-width=100 --use-tabs --trailing-comma=none --prose-wrap=always --write "{.,{packages,bin}/**}/*.{js,json,md}" || echo "Error formatting, possibly invalid JS"' -- --all`

packages/router/README.md

@@ -16,43 +16,43 @@ const router = Router(routeSpecArray, rootURL='#'):
 
 An array of objects with the following properties:
 
-* `name` _string_ - an optional string that can be referred to in the `href` and `goto` instance
+- `name` _string_ - an optional string that can be referred to in the `href` and `goto` instance
   methods. Duplicate names are not allowed.
 
-* `path` _string_ - the path template for this route. Path templates are matched in the order of the
+- `path` _string_ - the path template for this route. Path templates are matched in the order of the
   array. Example:
 
   `"/"` - for the root path `"/articles"` - another static path `"/article/:id"` - a path with a
   variable `"/:unknownRoute"` - the last route could catch erroneous routes. Unmatched urls will
   automatically route here.
 
-* `vars` _object_ - an optional object mapping variable names in the path template to a regular
+- `vars` _object_ - an optional object mapping variable names in the path template to a regular
   expression for validation
 
-* `enter` _function_ - a function for when this route is entered. The `enter` function receives two
+- `enter` _function_ - a function for when this route is entered. The `enter` function receives two
   parameters:
 
-  * _route instance object_ - this is a object that contains properties:
+  - _route instance object_ - this is a object that contains properties:
 
-    * `name` _string_ - the route name
+    - `name` _string_ - the route name
-    * `vars` _object_ - an object holding any variables parsed from the path
+    - `vars` _object_ - an object holding any variables parsed from the path
-    * `path` _string_ - the path as received
+    - `path` _string_ - the path as received
 
-  * _router instance object_ - (see below)
+  - _router instance object_ - (see below)
 
   The `enter` function may return a callback that will be called instead of the `enter` function for
   further navigate events that will be handled by this route (with different variables). This allows
   `enter` to establish a context for the route it handles.
 
-* `exit` _function_ - an optional function that will be called before calling `enter` of the next
+- `exit` _function_ - an optional function that will be called before calling `enter` of the next
   path. `exit` has the option to delay the call to `enter` by returning a promise. This is intended
   for handling transition animations. If the route's `enter` function returns a callback, `exit`
   will not be called if the same route receives navigation but with different variables. `exit`
   receives the parameters similarly to `enter`:
 
-  * _route instance object_ - for the route being exited
+  - _route instance object_ - for the route being exited
-  * _route instance object_ - for the route yet-to-be entered
+  - _route instance object_ - for the route yet-to-be entered
-  * _router instance object_ - (see below)
+  - _router instance object_ - (see below)
 
 ### rootURL (optional string)
 
@@ -62,24 +62,24 @@ The url prefix of all paths. This should always be `#` unless you're nesting rou
 
 The returned instance provides these methods:
 
-* `goto(url: string)` or `goto(pathName: string, vars: object)`
+- `goto(url: string)` or `goto(pathName: string, vars: object)`
 
   Match to a route by relative url or pathName and a vars object. Navigate there.
 
-* `href(pathName: string, vars: object)`
+- `href(pathName: string, vars: object)`
 
   Build a relative url based on the name and supplied vars.
 
-* `start(initialRoute: string)`
+- `start(initialRoute: string)`
 
   Listen to `window.onhashchange` for route changes. The `initialRoute` will be passed to `goto()`
   if there is no current route in `window.location`.
 
-* `stop()`
+- `stop()`
 
   Cancel subscription to `window.onhashchange`
 
-* `current()`
+- `current()`
 
   Get the current _route instance object_ as was provided to the current routes `enter` function.
 

packages/router/package.json

@@ -3,12 +3,16 @@
 	"version": "2.1.0",
 	"description": "A slim and unopinionated router",
 	"main": "src/index.js",
-	"files": ["src"],
+	"files": [
+		"src"
+	],
 	"scripts": {
 		"test": "node ../../bin/runTests.js ./",
 		"pre-commit": "npm run test"
 	},
-	"keywords": ["router"],
+	"keywords": [
+		"router"
+	],
 	"author": "Timothy Farrell <tim@thecookiejar.me> (https://github.com/explorigin)",
 	"license": "Apache-2.0",
 	"dependencies": {