Javascript Linter or lint configuration for Rhino

[Masakore]

Hi team,

Fist of all, thanks for the great contribution. My project heavily relies on this library.

By the way, does anyone know some ready-made javascript linter configuration? If such a thing doesn't exist, I guess I might need to set mixed rules applicable for ES5 and ES6? I am bit lost. Appreciate your advice on this. Thanks.

Best,
Masa

[Stefan Schnell]

Hello Masa,

I use the JSHint with the following options:

const options = {
  esversion: 5,
  rhino: true,
  moz: true
};

JSHint generates a warning if the source code is not ES5 compliant. If there are no further errors, you may then be able to check again in a second step with esversion:6.

Best regards

Stefan

[Masayuki Osuka]

Hi Stefan,

Thanks so much for your reply. I'll try JSHint with the suggested configuration. 

Best,

Masa

Best,

Masa

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