Platforms

Node, Rhino, WSH, etc.

JSHint supports for Rhino, JavaScriptCore and Windows Script Host out of the box! For example, to use JSHint with Rhino do this:

$ make rhino
[...]

$ rhino build/jshint-rhino.js myfile.js

If you don't want to build the jshint-rhino file yourself, you can download it here.

Windows Script Host:

> cscript env/wsh.js myfile.js

JavaScriptCore:

env/jsc.sh myfile.js

For Node we have a special package that you can install via NPM and then use as an ordinary CLI program:

$ npm install jshint -g
[...]

$ jshint myfile.js
Lint free!

Text Editors and IDEs

VIM

jshint.vim—VIM plugin and command line tool for running JSHint

Emacs

jshint-mode—JSHint mode for GNU Emacs

Sublime Text 2

sublime-jshint—JSHint build package for Sublime Text 2
Sublime Linter—inline lint highlighting for the Sublime Text 2

TextMate

JSHint TextMate Bundle
JSLintMate (supports both JSLint and JSHint)

Visual Studio

SharpLinter (supports both JSLint and JSHint)
JSLint for Visual Studio (supports both JSLint and JSHint)

ShiftEdit

ShiftEdit IDE has built-in support for JSHint

Komodo

Komodo 7 now ships with built-in support for JSHint

Eclipse

JSHint integration for the Eclipse IDE

Other cool stuff

JSHintr

JSHintr is a web tool that allows you to set your own code standards, easily review a file against these standards, and share the output with other developers.

jshint-autofix

jshint-autofix is a tool that automatically fixes mistakes—such as missing semicolon, multiple definitions, etc.—reported by JSHint.

Ruby Gem

You can install JSHint as a Ruby Gem:

gem install jshint

pre-commit

pre-commit checks your code for errors before you commit it.

JSHint

JSHint Platforms