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A utility to convert JSHint and JSCS files into ESLint files and vice-versa
- anewhnaccount 11y agoI'm currently using JSHint and JSCS together. Are there any good reasons to switch to ESLint?
- synthmeat 11y agoI've switched a day ago, with the help of this utility. It's a blurry line between style guide and linting advices jshint might give you (they're deprecating what they consider style-related things). Ability to configure rules to be either warnings or errors is welcomed too, especially when you have it integrated in build process where you might want just to slap someone on the wrist with a warning, but not halt build. Additionally, I find eslint rules much more readable then either jshint (too short) and jscs (too verbose). Everything's off as default is a good choice. And, if you can get one tool that does the job where two used to, use it.