A Formal Commitment to New Language Features
A Formal Commitment to New Language Features The JSHint team Jul 7th, 2015 In recent months, JSHint has been receiving requests to support proposed JavaScript language features like async/await, method decorators, and class property declarations [1]. The JSHint team has turned down each request, even after the release of ES2015. This has not been easy; as open source project maintainers, nothing g
What's new in JSHint (October, 2013)
What's new in JSHint (October, 2013) Anton Kovalyov Oct 21st, 2013 We shipped a couple of exciting new features in October. Here's a short write-up about some of them. Ignore directive Thanks to Daniel Miladinov, JSHint can now ignore blocks of code which makes it easier to use JSHint with JavaScript language extensions such as Facebook React. // Code here will be linted with JSHint. /* jshint ign
JSHint 3 plans
JSHint 3 plans Anton Kovalyov Oct 8th, 2013 A few weeks ago we shipped the new JSHint website and it seemed like people liked it! In this blog post, I'd like to share my plans for the next major release of JSHint. The next release will be a backwards incompatible release in which I plan to clean up and simplify our core package. Here are my current goals for that release: Remove all style-related
New JSHint website
New JSHint website Anton Kovalyov Oct 1st, 2013 For the last couple of weeks I've been working on a new homepage for JSHint and today I'm proud to announce the new jshint.com! I decided to change the website to show the direction where I'm taking JSHint and where I'd like to see other developer tools go in the near future. If you go to the front-page right now, you'll notice that it doesn't have a
JSHint 2.1.6
JSHint 2.1.6 Anton Kovalyov Jul 28th, 2013 UPDATE: We just published another version, 2.1.7, which contains only one bugfix: #1199. In this release we added two new arguments to our CLI program: exclude which allows you to exclude directories from linting and prereq which allows you to specify a file containing declarations of the global variables used throughout your project. In addition to that,
JSHint 2.1.0
JSHint 2.1.0 Anton Kovalyov May 20th, 2013 JSHint 2.1.0 is out. This releases adds support for ES6 class syntax and fixes some issues with our parser. Added support for ES6 class syntax. (#1048)Added support for error code in the Checkstyle reporter. (#1088)Added support for do statement bodies that are not block statements. (#1062)Fixed issues with JSHint not parsing comma expressions correctly.
JSHint 2.0.0
JSHint 2.0.0 Anton Kovalyov May 7th, 2013 WARNING: This release introduces backwards incompatible changes. JSHint 2.0.0 is out! This version hits a pretty big milestone for the project: this is the first JSHint release for which I'm not the biggest contributor. I personally believe this fact validates JSHint as a successful open source project. And I'm extremely thankful to all you who file bug re
JSHint 1.1.0 is out
JSHint 1.1.0 is out Anton Kovalyov Mar 5th, 2013 JSHint 1.1.0 is out! This release contains important bug fixes for 1.0.0 and a couple of new features. This version adds a new environment option for PhantomJS: phantom. (#814)Fixes a bug where JSHint would skip parent directory when looking for .jshintrc file. (#850)Adds new option gcl to make JSHint style checks compatible with Google Closure Lint
JSHint, a JavaScript Code Quality Tool
Report Cyclomatic complexity Unused variables Undefined variables Warn About == null About debugging code About unsafe for..in About arguments.caller and .callee About assignments if/for/... About functions inside loops About eval About unsafe line breaks About potential typos in logical operators When code is not in strict mode When new is used for side-effects Assume Browser NodeJS jQuery Develo
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What's new in JSHint (December, 2013)
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