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jshint-loader-stylish

v1.0.1

Published

Reporter for jshint-loader based on jshint-stylish.

Downloads

33

Readme

JSHint-Loader Stylish Reporter

As a big fan of jshint-stylish, I really wanted to use it with a webpack-based build system. However, jshint-loader isn't compatible with normal reporters, so instead I forked jshint-stylish to create this! Error reporting resembles that of jshint, with a few slight differences due to what error data is returned from jshint-loader.

Usage

npm install --save-dev jshint-loader-stylish

// webpack.config.js
var stylishReporter = require('jshint-loader-stylish')({
  // options...
});

module.exports = exports = {
  module : {
    preLoaders: [{
      test: /\.js$/,
      exclude: /node_modules/,
      loader: 'jshint'
    }],
  },
  jshint : {
    reporter : stylishReporter
  }
};

Reporter Styles

Since the regular jshint-stylish output doesn't work as well when errors can't be sorted by file, the default output has been adjusted slightly to give you a bit more information:

default reporter

If you wish to enable the reporter that more closely adheres to vanilla jshint-stylish output, set the style configuration property to "true-stylish".

require('jshint-loader-stylish')({
  style : 'true-stylish'
});

true-stylish reporter

Options

style [string]

Use the style configuration to reference the name of the reporter style you wish to use. These can be found in jshint-loader-stylish/reporters.

TODO

  • [ ] Is there a way to get jshint-loader to reference file names?

Credits

Based on jshint-stylish by sindresorhus.