Downloading JSHint static tool and creating the necessary file JSHintConifg.jshintrc #55
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-Downloaded JSHint through npm install --save-dev jshint in the command line which created all the necessary files for the tool to work.
-Created JSHintConifg.jshintrc file with
{
"undef": true,
"unused": true,
"globals": {
"isApproved": false
}
}
"jshint": "jshint ./src"
in line 15 under "scripts" so we can use npm run jshint so the tool can identify all the undefined and unused variables in the src files specifically so there can be more focused linting.
The output of npm run jshint in the terminal is:
The installation of JSHint package