Questions tagged [jshint]
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Currently in the process of transitioning a grunt project to a gulp project. In the existing gruntfile, there is a section for the jshint task that looks like this: jshint: { options: { trailing:true, evil:false, indent:4, ...
My project has a .jshintrc file at the root, containing the following settings: { "node": true, "smarttabs": true, "undef": true, "unused": true } While these settings work well for node-related code in my project, they are not suitable for brows ...
After creating a demo for jshint with Grunt, the code is as follows: module.exports = function(grunt) { grunt.loadNpmTasks('grunt-contrib-jshint'); grunt.loadNpmTasks('jshint-junit-reporter'); grunt.initConfig({ jshint: { a ...
After spending many hours attempting to make this work, I still haven't had any success... I am wondering: How can I utilize TSLint for a .js file? The reason behind this is my effort to create the best possible IDE for developing numerous JavaScript scr ...
My attempt to install jshint using npm with the command npm install -g jshint didn't seem to work correctly. Even after I reinstalled node due to previous issues, running the command again yielded no results in the terminal. The output from my install ...
Currently, I am using this controller: .controller('ctrl', function($scope, $rootScope, $timeout, $alert, $location, $tooltip, $popover, BetSlipFactory, AccordionsFactory, AuthFac ...
I am encountering a warning message in vscode: There is an 'import' statement that is causing an issue. The error message reads: Expected an identifier and instead saw 'import' (a reserved word). (W024)jshint(W024) Here is the code snippet in question: ...
Just starting out with Grunt and struggling to set up a configuration file. I'm encountering some issues while trying to run JSHint as it can't seem to locate the file. Here is how my directory structure looks: ./htdocs/[js, css, sass, images, ...