brackets-jscs
=================

A Brackets extension that enables JSCS validation for Javascript files. For more information about JSCS see <https://github.com/mdevils/node-jscs>.

JSCS can be configured by a .jscsrc or .jscs.json file located somewhere in your project.

Requirements
=====

- [Brackets 1.2.0 or greater](http://brackets.io/)
- [node.js](https://nodejs.org/download/)

Installation
=====

- Install the extension from the Brackets Extension registry
- Go to `Help > Show Extensions Folder`
- In the extensions folder navigate to `/user/globexdesigns.brackets-jscs`
- Open a terminal to this folder and run `npm install`
- Restart Brackets

Configuration
=====

If you have disabled the default Brackets JSLint service, you will need to manually enable JSCS in your prefs file:

- Go to `Debug > Open Preferences File`
- Make sure your `language.javascript.linting.prefer` definition includes "JSCS" as such:

```
"language": {
	"javascript": {
		"linting.prefer": [
			"JSHint",
			"JSCS"
		]
	}
},
```

Using with JSX
=====

JSCS (and brackets-jscs) can be used to validate JSX files. First you'll need to install `esprima-fb' via:

```
npm install esprima-fb
```

Then in your .jscsrc file, add the following line:

```
"esprima": "./node_modules/esprima-fb"
```

Now your JSX syntax should be properly parsed by JSCS via this extension and the commandline JSCS parser.

Note about Additional Rules
=====

The extension supports the `additionalRules` for JSCS however, changes/additions/removals of additional rules will require your to close and restart Brackets before the extension will respect the changes.

Building This Extension
=====

```
npm install
grunt build
```

A new ZIP package will be created in `/build/`.

Credit
=====

Based heavily on [brackets-jshint](https://github.com/cfjedimaster/brackets-jshint/) and [brackets-eslint](https://github.com/zaggino/brackets-eslint).