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Is it possible to create a custom jshint rule, add it to existing inbuilt rules, configure it (on or off) in our projects?

Is jshint extendable, like how we create our own custom tasks in Grunt?

Sometimes we need to enforce a javascript coding practice just in our environment. For example, we want to enforce our developers to use Date.now() instead of Date.getTime().

Is it possible to create a custom jshint rule, add it to existing inbuilt rules, configure it (on or off) in our projects?

Is jshint extendable, like how we create our own custom tasks in Grunt?

Sometimes we need to enforce a javascript coding practice just in our environment. For example, we want to enforce our developers to use Date.now() instead of Date.getTime().

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  • See this related question: stackoverflow./questions/11816713/… – Anderson Green Commented Feb 17, 2014 at 5:39
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You should consider using ESLint in that case.

Every rule is standalone. Even the default rules. So you could take one of the default rules as a blueprint, and write your own.

There's some vague reference to how to do this in the jshint-next project on GitHub, which was apparently merged back into jshint proper at some point.

https://github./jshint/jshint-next/wiki/Design

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