JSHint config with jshintrc

[gAmUssA]

Hi CodeKit team,

Does JSHint in CK2 support .jshintrc configuration (http://www.jshint.com/docs/ «Configuration» section) files? I have different set of rules for JSHint in different directories and I was wondering if CK2 can feed this configs to JSHint.

Thanks

[bdkjones]

CodeKit does not currently support .jshintrc files. I'll add this to the feature request list.

[bdkjones]

I've decided to close feature request issues on the beta repo. The reason is that I have to get this app shipped and that means locking the feature set so I can concentrate on killing bugs.

Once the app goes public, I'll take feature requests again and start implementing them for the 2.x releases.

[aaronadamsCA]

Can I +1 this feature request now, maybe get it reopened?

[chodorowicz]

+1

[Andreyco]

Waiting for this as well. Thank you!

[calvinjuarez]

+1

[seanCodes]

:+1:

[balavec]

+1

[jaimeeee]

+1

[michaelprescott]

+1

[seanCodes]

An option to not only read but write to a .jshintrc file as well would be really nice.

[calvinjuarez]

Very +1 for @seanCodes' suggestion.

[fbracht]

+1

While I'm here: would this be the only way to get rid of "Use '===' to compare with '0'." syntax issue thrown by JSHint on CodeKit? (Without changing the code, obviously.) By googling, this was the only instruction I've found: https://github.com/madskristensen/WebEssentials2013/issues/775

[bdkjones]

JSHint allows you to supply in-line rules at various points in your JavaScript. You can use those to get around this warning, for now.

On 25 Sep 2015, at 18:41, fbracht notifications@github.com wrote:

+1

While I'm here: would this be the only way to get rid of "Use '===' to compare with '0'." syntax issue thrown by JSHint on CodeKit? (Without changing the code, obviously.) By googling, this was the only instruction I've found: madskristensen/WebEssentials2013#775 https://github.com/madskristensen/WebEssentials2013/issues/775 — Reply to this email directly or view it on GitHub https://github.com/bdkjones/CodeKit/issues/82#issuecomment-143389947.

[dmitrychuba]

+1

[ginader]

+1 any updates on this?

[bdkjones]

Yea, the gist is this: "It's time to move to ESLint."

The JSHint team has specifically rejected support for ES2015, which puts them behind the times. At this point, you should have already moved to ESLint, which is baked into CodeKit 3 with support for .eslintrc files.