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grunt-jsvalidate
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This is a Grunt task to validate JavaScript source. It uses Esprima to look for possible syntax errors.
Grunt has a built-in task to lint JavaScript source. This validator task complements the linter by offering the following features:
Note: The last feature is still a work-in-process, see Esprima issue 130.
First, install the package:
npm install grunt-jsvalidate
Modify your Gruntfile.js
file to have the following line somewhere:
grunt.loadNpmTasks('grunt-jsvalidate');
If it has been installed correctly, running grunt --help
should
include jsvalidate
in the list of available tasks.
Set the files to be validated, as part of Grunt configuration via the
new jsvalidate
key. As an example, initConfig
in your Gruntfile.js
might look like the following fragment:
grunt.initConfig({
jsvalidate: {
options:{
globals: {},
esprimaOptions: {},
verbose: false
},
targetName:{
files:{
src:['<%=jshint.all%>']
}
}
},
nodeunit: {
files: ['test/**/*.js']
}
}
You can specify the files to be validated using the usual file pattern.
In the above examples, it will validate every *.js
files in the main
directory, the lib
directory, and the test
directory.
Whenever you want the validation task to run, just invoke it using:
grunt jsvalidate
It is recommended to include the validation task in your default:
grunt.registerTask('default', ['jsvalidate', 'jshint', 'nodeunit', 'concat', 'uglify']);
Copyright (C) 2012 Ariya Hidayat.
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