codelovers/assetic-jshint

JSHint filter for assetic

dev-master 2014-03-08 18:27 UTC

Requires

• kriswallsmith/assetic: 1.1.*@dev

Requires (Dev)

• phpunit/phpunit: 4.0.*@dev

MIT

• Daniel Holzmann

README

JSHint filter for Assetic

Most likely you will want to use this filter in a Symonfy 2 app. So we've created a bundle too :)

codelovers/assetic-jshint-bundle

Standalone usage

This filter will pass given assets through JsHint and throw an exception if any error has been found. To run it, you will need JsHint installed. Assuming you already have installed node.js, you can install JsHint easily:

npm install -g jshint

The filter then only needs the path to the jshint binary as it's only constructor argument. Most likely it will be /usr/bin/jshint, which is the default value, or /usr/local/bin/jshint

<?php
$filter = new JsHintFilter(); // if your jshint binary is in /usr/bin/jshint

$filter = new JsHintFilter("/path/to/jshint");