JsxHint support

[sejoker]

It would be great to add possibility of linting JSX (ReactJS markup) files. I would consider as an option to specify path to jshint package and set it to https://www.npmjs.org/package/jsxhint which is "A wrapper around JSHint to allow linting of files containing JSX syntax."

[nikopavlica]

I've also started doing some work with react, and this feature would be great.

Since jsxhint is meant for use from command line and doesn't export function to lint any given text as parameter, i think it would be better and faster to just quickly compile temporary input file with react-tools before running jshint on the text.
Whether or not this compilation will run, we could decide based on:

• First line being equal to /** @jsx React.DOM */ (or some regex that would not be so picky if more spaces were present...). This will however become deprecated in future versions of JSX, since that line will not be necessary anymore.
• Configurable file extension list, so we could specify to compile, say, '.jsx' files automatically
• Script tag would be of type "text/jsx"

If i'd find some spare time, I will prepare a possible solution as a pull request (if noone will do it till then :))

[jobedom]

I submitted pull request #99 for this.

[binarykitchen]

Oh yes, that would be neat. Any news on merging the above PR?

[louwers]

This will never happen, because jsxHint is now deprecated.

[binarykitchen]

deprecated? what else should we use instead? what's its official replacement?

[sejoker]

@binarykitchen I switched to eslint and using https://github.com/roadhump/SublimeLinter-eslint

[binarykitchen]

ok, and how do i migrate .jshintrc to .eslintrc ?