Code analysis using SharpLinter

SharpLinter is a command line tool to automate error-checking Javascript files. It produces output that is formatted for Visual Studio's output window, so clicking on a line will locate the file and line in the IDE.


This helps you correcting from common mistakes, assumptions we make about JavaScripts.


One example, is there are some implicit conversions of types ex: null can be 0 or "" or false, undefined is some cases. Hence, when you are doing a comparison you may encounter wrong conditions.
JSLint recommends using === / !== instead of == / !=


Error console shows output as below.
 (lint) Use '===' to compare with 'null'. at character 14
 (lint) Missing radix parameter. at character 14
 (lint) Use '!==' to compare with 'null'. at character 42
 (lint) Use '!==' to compare with 'null'. at character 14


I used the following options.
$(ProjectDir)\Assemblies\SharpLinter\SharpLinter.exe
-v -y  -rf "$(ProjectDir)scripts\*.js"


jslint.global.conf
/*jslint 
browser: true, 
sloppy: true, 
nomen: true, 
plusplus: true,  
forin: true, 
type: true, 
windows: true, 
laxbreak:true
jslint*/


You can find more information in https://github.com/jamietr