ES6 in JShint - .jshintrc has esversion, but still getting warning (using atom)
JavascriptEcmascript 6JshintAtom EditorJavascript Problem Overview
I am using atom, and I've tried several different jshint packages and they all give a warning which says
"template literal syntax' is only available in ES6 (use 'esversion: 6')"
I created a top level .jshintrc file (at root), and added the following json:
{
"esversion":6
}
However, it is still throwing the same error. Any ideas how to resolve. I've included the link to the JSHint options page. I'd like to start playing around with ES6 syntax, but would prefer not to have extra warnings.
Thanks SO community!
Javascript Solutions
Solution 1 - Javascript
The filename should be .jshintrc, and the content is
{
"esversion": 6
}
Solution 2 - Javascript
Instead of creating .jshintrc file, you can simply add at the top of your js file:
/*jshint esversion: 6 */
Solution 3 - Javascript
We have two choices.
##1. Using .jshintrc file.
Create .jshintrc file in root directory and type as below. It applies to all codes
{
"esversion": 6
}
> If you're still getting warning, close and re-open your editor.
##2. Using hint. Type as below at the top of the your code. It applies to just the code.
/* jshint esversion: 6 */
Solution 4 - Javascript
Remember to close then reopen your JS file / text editor.
Solution 5 - Javascript
Has to be the first entry of the jshintrc file. Doesn't make much sense but that's what fixed it for me.
{
"esversion": 6,
"browser": true,
...
...
...
"globals": {... }
}
Solution 6 - Javascript
Using the atom packages linter and linter-jshint, I got it to work by uninstalling and then reinstalling the packages and then restarting atom. I did download ESLint and installed it per people's suggestions, looking forward to testing it out.
Solution 7 - Javascript
Create a file .jshintrc with content
{
"esversion": 6
}
Put this file to your project root directory. Reopen your js file (no need restart atom). It will work for your current project.
Put this file to your home directory (eg: C, D, E, Desktop, Lirary,...). Reopen your js.file (no need restart atom). It will work for all project inside home directory
Solution 8 - Javascript
The config file in which you have enabled es6 should be enabled through your IDE; eg:for Intellij there's a clear option for adding config files.JSHint for Intellij