CommitHooks app has a validator to connect JSHint Javascript files validator. You may install it.
Let's admit you already have NodeJS and npm. If not, please take a look the references below.
$ npm install -g jshintInstalled jshint package has a binary file. So as an interpreter we may use bash (or use node instead).
$ commithook config --global --xpath validators/JsHint/execution/interpreter_type bash
Note: you may check your interpreter path, e.g. node:
$ commithook config --xpath code/interpreter/node
c:/xampp/node/node.exe
$ commithook config --xpath code/interpreter/bash
bash
If jshint binary file is not allowed globally define a path to it then:
commithook config --global --xpath validators/JsHint/execution/linter /path/to/jshint
And now, let's enable the validation:
commithook config validator:disable JsHint --enable
There is a created file .commithook/JsHint.xml.
You may define your JSHint configuration in file .jshintrc in project root directory.
Also your may define it in packages.json in the project root (see how).
And you may define your own custom path within project, for instance (it can be packages.json or .jshintrc file):
$ commithook config --project --xpath validators/JsHint/config/file/custom/any_name path/to/file/packages.json
- Quick install NodeJS and NPM (Windows / GitBash only)
$ curl -Ls https://gist.github.com/andkirby/3f65c5a6499739c842e25fb7f6d5e682/raw/node-npm-git-bash-win.sh | bash