Codekit ignores .jshintrc

Question

As is fairly common these days, I use AMD modules to organize my JS. So I have a .jshintrc configured in each project accordingly:

{
    "predef": [
        "define",
        "require"
    ]
}

On the command line, running jshint gives clear output. However Codekit seems to be ignoring the jshint when it runs, complaining about 'define' etc.

How can I make Codekit respect a .jshintrc file?

Sorry @IvanTorres after having a few issues with CodeKit and approaching the author with no response, I gave up and now use `gulp`. — mikemaccana, Aug 12 '14 at 14:10

score 2 · Accepted Answer · answered Nov 11 '14 at 23:01

Custom Globals is a CSV list that is used for both JSHint and JSLint.

It is located here:

CodeKit.app → [Select Your Project] → Project Settings / [Gear Icon] → Syntax Checkers → Custom Globals

Yours would look like this:

CodeKit -> Project Settings -> Syntax Checkers -> Custom Globals

I tested it with "app, angular" and it worked like a charm.

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