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benquarmby / jslintnet

JSLint.NET is a wrapper for Douglas Crockford's JSLint, the JavaScript code quality tool. It can validate JavaScript anywhere .NET runs.
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Not compatible with Cordova projects? #7

Closed quilkin closed 9 years ago

quilkin commented 9 years ago

I have been using JSLint for a while in javascript projects edited with VS2013. But I am now experimenting with the Cordova plugins for VS2013 (and later VS2015), and JSLint won't run with any of the .js files in the project. I get the error message "The directory name [project path]\mymap.jsproj is invalid". But 'mymap.jsproj' isn't a directory, it's the VS project definition file.

However if I load a .js file that's not part of the project into the same IDE, jslint runs on that OK. It also runs OK on a javascript project that isn't based on Cordova.

It's not a problem with my particular project setup; the same issue occurs with a simple 'empty' project created by VS.

benquarmby commented 9 years ago

Thanks for the report. I'll look into it.

jmatthiesen commented 9 years ago

@benquarmby - feel free to ping me if you have questions about the Cordova project configuration in Visual Studio. I'm a member of the Visual Studio team that works on this project type.

benquarmby commented 9 years ago

@jmatthiesen Thank you, I'll probably take you up on that. At this point I believe the problem is related to finding the project root directory. I'll test that theory and come back if I need any more help.

benquarmby commented 9 years ago

The fix is in master and will be rolled into a stable release soon. It's also in the beta release today.

quilkin commented 9 years ago

Ben, that's great, many thanks. Just installed the beta and it's working fine with my Cordova project. Regards Chris