Good evening. I have nodejs installed and even gulp (just don’t need to remember about grunt or webpack, because the question is not about consoles, today and all the next days until the question gets an answer I’ll be interested only in gui-solutions). Distracted, sorry.
I want to check the js-code in the lightweight program, for example http://koala-app.com/ (not IDE, they are heavyweight). To ask more specifically, take Sublime Text. Installed the https://github.com/afterdesign/jshintify plugin
I have doubts about the settings, explain to the pingvinovod if with paths
{ "debug" : true, "run_on_load" : true, "run_on_save" : true, "error_messages_show_count" : true, "error_messages_show_first" : true, "extensions" : [".js"], "jshintrc" : "C:\\Users\\t\\AppData\\Roaming\\Sublime Text 3\\Packages\\User\\.jshintrc", "show_dot" : true, "show_outline" : true, "paths" : { "osx" : { "jshint_path" : "/usr/local/bin/jshint", "node_path" : "/usr/local/bin/node" }, "windows": { "jshint_path": "C:\\Users\\t\\AppData\\Roaming\\npm\\jshint.cmd", "node_path": "C:\\nodejs\\node.exe" }, "linux" : { "jshint_path" : "/usr/bin/jshint", "node_path" : "/usr/bin/node" } } } Where to watch error reports? Is everything set up correctly? Are there any lightweight solutions for such a simple task? (I write on angularjs, I try to write modularly, there are many files).
jshintvianpm→ just install jshintify via Package Control, as usually the plugins are installed; without doing the manipulations, as in the instructions on the ofsayte, → do not change anything in the settings at all, in Windows, in an amicable way, it should not be indicated. Open the problem file → run the jshintify commands. Thank. - Sasha Chernykh