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JSHint filter for assetic

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assetic-jshint
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[](#assetic-jshint)

JSHint filter for Assetic

Most likely you will want to use this filter in a Symonfy 2 app. So we've created a bundle too :)

[codelovers/assetic-jshint-bundle](https://github.com/CodeLoversAt/assetic-jshint-bundle)
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[](#codeloversassetic-jshint-bundle)

Standalone usage
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[](#standalone-usage)

This filter will pass given assets through [JsHint](http://www.jshint.com/) and throw an exception if any error has been found. To run it, you will need JsHint installed. Assuming you already have installed [node.js](http://nodejs.org/), you can install JsHint easily:

```
npm install -g jshint

```

The filter then only needs the path to the jshint binary as it's only constructor argument. Most likely it will be `/usr/bin/jshint`, which is the default value, or `/usr/local/bin/jshint`

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