Similar to jslint_uncommitted, but using JSHint instead of JSLint For JSLint: https://github.com/jschill/jslint_uncommitted

jshint_uncommitted

JSHint uncommitted javascript-files in a Git repository using Node.js

You can also use the pre-commit hook to lint your javascript-files on the fly when committing to your repository.

Requirements

• Git
• Node
• JSHint (installed as node module)
• ..and probably a Mac. I haven't tested it elsewhere.

Installation

• Put the jshint_uncommitted.js script somewhere in your git repository
• Run "node jshint_uncommitted.js"

Or if you want to use the pre-commit hook

• Put the jshint_uncommitted.js script somewhere in your git repository
• Put the pre-commit in your {project_root_dir}/.git/hooks directory
• Change the LINTSCRIPT variable in pre-commit to point to where you placed jshint_uncommitted.js
• Make sure the pre-commit is executable, ie: "chmod +x pre-commit" or "chmod 755 pre-commit"

Credits

• https://github.com/jrburke/dvcs_jslint
• https://github.com/wbecker/dvcs_hook-jslint-node
• http://www.madr.se/b/jslint-git-hook
• http://stackoverflow.com/questions/1837681/pre-commit-hook-for-jslint-in-mercurial-and-git
• https://gist.github.com/haschek/2595796