I have a Mocha test file that looks like this:

var expect = require('chai').expect

var muting = require('../muting')



describe('muting', function () {

  describe('init()', function () {

    it('should inject an object into twitter', function () {

      var twitter = 'twitter'

      muting.init(twitter)

      expect(muting.twitter).to.equal(twitter)

    })

  })

})

When I run mocha from the CLI, it runs the test successfully.

When I run standard (the executable for JavaScript Standard Style) I get errors on Mocha's framework functions like so:

standard: Use JavaScript Standard Style (https://github.com/feross/standard)   

c:..testindex.js:5:0: 'describe' is not defined.  

c:..testindex.js:6:2: 'describe' is not defined.  

c:..testindex.js:7:4: 'it' is not defined.

What's the cleanest way to make Standard not complain about these functions?