Enable jshint to be skipped on individual files

[tauren]

This commit makes it possible to skip jshint processing on individual files. Simply put a bang (!) before the filepath to exclude that file from jshint.

For example, the following setting will run script.js through jshint, but it will not run header.js through jshint.

"base": [ "!./src/header.js", "./src/script.js" ],

All other processing continues to take place on all files.

[fat]

hm... i'm not crazy about the "!" syntax. I'd rather it be something like:

"base": [ { src: "./src/header.js", jshint: false }, "./src/script.js" ],

[tauren]

@fat -- I agree and almost went that route. I'll look into what it would take to refactor things to work that way.

[tauren]

Now it works just like you specified. The bang (!) method is no longer included and a sourcePath object must be specified with src and jshint=false attributes if jshint is to be skipped.

[fat]

also - you sir are a gentleman and a scholar! Thank you very much for all the work

[tauren]

@fat -- there you go! Let me know when you pull it in and publish a new version in npm. I'm currently using npm link with smoosh and want to remove it. Thanks!

[tauren]

Jumped the gun and didn't test it completely. The change you suggested doesn't work, so I switched it back. Let me know if you have a better suggestion.

[fat]

OH yep. my bad -- it should be:

return typeof name != 'string' && !name.jshint;

[tauren]

Yep, that works. Duh, I should have figured that out, but all my brainpower was elsewhere today.

[tauren]

@fat: could you release this new version on npm?

[fat]

just published!