Style guide for bonfire challenges about freecodecamp HOT 7 CLOSED

I should have a rough draft by next week. If anyone else has suggestions or contributions (either because you've written challenges yourself, or you have come across reoccurring issues in current bonfires), please send them our way.

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I'd like to see all tests written in the expect style. Assert is too verbose in my opinion. If the user wants to use them that's fine, but we need to have a consistent style on the back end.

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I will be happy to help in any way I can. I am going to start looking at it hard tonight.

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Here is the very beginning of a rough draft: https://github.com/FreeCodeCamp/freecodecamp/wiki/Bonfire-Style-Guide

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I like it so far. I'll spiffy the generator page up so that there isn't a json generator and challenge generator. It will all be on the same page, which will be a bonfire instance itself.

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This is definitely a work in progress, but I think we should include it in our codebase anyway. We can have a global styleguide and just link to it from our README.md file. I'll do this and then close this ticket.

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I went ahead and made an actual view on FCC. freecodecamp.com/styleguide Please feel free to expand this with future pull requests.

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