JSLint.sublime-settings

{
    // an array of options to pass to jslint.
    "options" : [
        // tolerate bitwise operators
        "--bitwise"
        // tolerate standard browser predefined globals
        ,"--browser"
        // tolerate the good parts of ES6
        ,"--es6"
        // tolerate 'eval'
        ,"--eval"
        // tolerate 'for'
        ,"--for"
        // start file and column counts from 1
        ,"--fudge"
        // assume Node.js
        ,"--node"
        // tolerate 'this'
        ,"--this"
    ]

    // if true, run jslint on save.
    ,"run_on_save" : true

    // a regex string to determine whether jslint
    // should be run on a file.
    // if a match is found (i.e. re.search(filename_filter, filename)),
    // the file will be linted.
    ,"filename_filter": "(\\.js|\\.json)$"


    // jslint command you want to run as an array of strings.
    // E.g.: ["jslint"] or ["/usr/local/bin/jslint"] or ["node", "mylinter.js"]
    // Default is
    //    * Linux: ["node", "~/.config/sublime-text-2/Packages/JSLint/linter.js"]
    //    * Mac: ["node", "~/Library/Application Support/Sublime Text 2/Packages/JSLint/linter.js"]
    //    * Windows: ["node", "%APPDATA%/Sublime Text 2/Packages/JSLint/linter.js"]

    // ,"jslint" : ["jslint"]


    // if your own personal choice of jslint has an output
    // different from the standard which comes with this package,
    // you may have to change line_regex and file_regex
    // check http://docs.sublimetext.info/en/latest/reference/build_systems.html
    // to find out how these regular expressions work. The defaults are:

    // ,"line_regex" : ".*// Line ([0-9]*), Pos ([0-9]*)$"
    // ,"file_regex" : "(^[^# ]+.*$)"
}