The Full Stack Web Development - Gulp JShint Plugin

The video tutorial guides viewers through installing JSHint and the Gulp JSHint plugin, setting up a Gulp task to run JSHint, and troubleshooting common issues. It also covers using JSHint options to customize linting rules. The tutorial concludes with a preview of the next video, which will cover Gulp web server plugins.

What command is used to install JSHint and its Gulp plugin?

• npm install jshint gulp-jshint

• npm install gulp-jshint jshint

• npm install jshint-plugin gulp

• npm install gulp-plugin jshint

What is the purpose of the 'gulp.task' function in the setup?

• To run npm commands

• To compile Sass files

• To install Gulp plugins

• To define a new Gulp task

What is the default reporter used for in the Gulp task?

• To display JSHint results

• To run the Gulp server

• To install plugins

• To compile JavaScript files

Which file path was corrected to ensure the Gulp task runs properly?

• Source/JS

• JS/Source

• Source/J

• J/JS

What was the initial mistake in the file path that caused the Gulp task to fail?

• Using 'Source/' instead of 'J/'

• Using 'Source/' instead of 'JS/'

• Using 'J/' instead of 'Source/'

• Using 'JS/' instead of 'Source/'

What does the JSHint option 'unused: true' check for?

• Syntax errors in JavaScript code

• Functions that are used but not defined

• Files that are not included in the project

• Variables that are defined but not used

What should be done if a function is defined but not used according to JSHint?

• Ignore the warning

• Change the function name

• Remove the function or use it

• Reinstall JSHint