#JSHint TextMate Bundle

TextMate bundle for JSHint, the (Gentler) JavaScript Code Quality Tool.

Features:

• Pretty UI
• Runs automatically upon save (⌘S)
• Can be bypassed by pressing ⇧⌘S
• JSHint can be run by itself by pressing ^⇧L
• Output is only shown when errors are found
• Window is automatically closed when it looses focus
• Window with error list is closed when all errors are fixed and saved or checked again
• Uses custom JSHint options if .jshintrc found in current dir, TextMate project, or User Home
• Auto-updates itself to the latest version of JSHint
• Based on Node.js

Installation

Download the zip file and rename the extracted folder to jshint.tmbundle. Double-click.

Prerequisites

You need Node.js and TextMate, that's all.

This bundle uses #!/bin/env node to launch the node process. If you get a node - not found error, the PATH variable is probably not setup properly in TextMate (this happens when you start TextMate via the Finder rather than from the command-line). Either add or extend the PATH variable in TextMate preferences to include path to node binary.

You can set the PATH either via Preferences → Variables or by editing ~/.MacOSX/environment.plist.

Example: When installed with homebrew, path to node is /usr/local/bin/node. If jshint.tmbundle can't find executable node add /usr/local/bin to existing TextMate PATH:

PATH    $PATH:/usr/local/bin

TODO

Consider including/updating a local copy of latest stable JSHint installed using node/npm instead of automatically downloading source files directly from JSHint repo.

Contributors

• Pierre Bertet
• Rob-ot
• Stephen Bannasch