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Download and install
JSHint runs in a number of different environments; installation is different
for each.
Browser-like environments
A standalone files is built for browser-like environments with every release.
You'll find it in the dist
directory of the download. Download the latest
release here.
Rhino
A standalone files is built for Mozilla's Rhino JavaScript
engine with every release. You'll find it in
the dist
directory of the download. Download the latest release
here.
Node.js
Each release of JSHint is published to npm, the package
manager for the Node.js platform.
You may install it globally using the following command:
npm install -g jshint
After this, you can use the jshint
command-line interface.
It is common to install JSHint as a development dependency within an existing
Node.js project:
npm install --save-dev jshint
Plugins for text editors and IDEs
VIM
- jshint.vim, VIM plugin and command line
tool for running JSHint.
- jshint2.vim, modern VIM plugin with
extra features for running JSHint.
- Syntastic,
supports JSHint both older/newer than 1.1.0.
Emacs
- jshint-mode, JSHint mode for GNU
Emacs.
- Flycheck, on-the-fly syntax checking
extension for GNU Emacs, built-in JSHint support.
- web-mode, an autonomous major-mode for editing web templates
supports JSHint.
Sublime Text
Atom
TextMate
Visual Studio
Visual Studio Code
Brackets
Other
Other cool stuff
- JSHintr is a web tool that allows you to
set your own code standards, easily review a file against these standards, and
share the output with other developers.
- FixMyJS is a tool that automatically fixes
mistakes—such as missing semicolon, multiple definitions, etc.—reported by
JSHint.
- A ruby gem for JSHint.
- Another ruby gem but without Java
dependency.
- pre-commit checks your code for errors
before you commit it.
- Dedicated Ant task to easily
automate JSHint in Ant Maven.
- QHint - JSHint in QUnit. Check for errors in
your code from within your unit tests. Lint errors result in failed tests.
- Grunt, a task-based command line build tool for JavaScript
projects, supports JSHint out of the box.
- overcommit is an extensible Git hook
manager with built-in JSHint linting, distributed as a Ruby gem. Read
more
about it.
- jshint-mojo, a plugin for Maven.
- JSXHint, a wrapper around JSHint to allow
linting of files containing JSX syntax.