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Do we have a defined code style on parens for single argument arrow functions?
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I don't think we have one. The eslint rule would be http://eslint.org/docs/rules/arrow-parens.html
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I'm happy either way, just wanted to bring it up. :)
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I'd like to see us specifying these sort of things in one clear way (of course, I don't mind aligning with it).
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Please can we go for always-parens around the arguments when we do these? I find the terseness without them make them harder to visually parse when reading code. I think I might have @cjihrig on my side on this at least.
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I'm perfectly fine with either (both are readable IMO) but I definitely something that thing should be specified clearly in a coding styleguide.