standard style with jshint?

[zeke]

I'm using standard for some personal projects and loving it, but I have other projects with .jshintrc files that are not ready to be switched over to standard.

Is there a jshint equivalent of standard style that I can use in my ~/.jshintrc? This would allow me to keep using @sindresorhus' jshint Atom.io linter on all projects, and remove the project-specific .jshintrcfiles gradually.

[feross]

I used jshint in the early versions of standard. You can try using that original .jshintrc, here: https://github.com/feross/standard/blob/3afa5e5dfe8578f161092291a1f4e42a56ef164c/rc/.jshintrc

However, it's pretty limited in what it will check.

Have you considered disabling the atom plugin for jshint and using the standard one instead? Then you can just fix things up as you notice them in your editor.

[zeke]

Thanks, @feross. I will give that old .jshintrc a try.

I am using the standard atom plugin, but not liking it.

[Flet]

@zeke have you tried standard-format (or just standard --format) to convert old projects yet? :)

[zeke]

@Flet yes I have used standard --format and I love it. The main reason I can't fully switch is https://github.com/npm/newww, a project which has more stakeholders and would be a much bigger task to convert. But maybe one day..