Nodelint

Nodelint does full project syntax linting. It runs your js/json/css files through linters to find errors that might not reveal themselves in testing.

Installation

$ npm install -g nlint

Usage

$ nlint /path/to/dir/

To incorporate nodelint into your build process, just trigger the render method

var Nodelint = require( 'nlint' );

Nodelint.render( '/path/to/root/' );

.nodelint

Nodelint files define out options for the directory it's in, and each subdirectory following. Each following nodelint file adds/overwrites the previous nodelint file in the parent directories.

• .nodelint, .nodelint.json, .nodelint.json5: JSON files mimicking options for that directory
• .nodelint.js: module.exports is used as the options object for that directory

Options

• use: List of linters to use. Comma separated list, or array of linters.
• linters: Object of options that are passed to the linter function
• ignore: List of file paths to ignore. Can be an array of either string paths or Match objects.
• linter: List of file paths to assign a specific linter to. Can be an array of either string paths or Match objects.
• special: List of file paths to assign special options to. Can be an array of either string paths or Match objects.

// Match Object
{
    match: '/path/to/file',
    priority: 0.5 // Range: 0.0-1.0
}