Notice: This package is no longer being maintained, as ESLint is prefered over JSHint for Webpack (especially since it can reference source files, not just line numbers). Please check that out instead, it's pretty awesome!
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.
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
}
};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:
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'
});
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.
- Is there a way to get jshint-loader to reference file names?
Based on jshint-stylish by sindresorhus.
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