Ran npm install but the jslint directory is missing about grunt-jslint

[stephenmathieson]

I don't understand what you're suggesting. Can you provide more detailed reproduction steps? npm install grunt-jslint works.

[DavidJapan]

When I first discovered your plug-in a few weeks ago, the npm install grunt-jslint command worked as expected and I had a full working plug-in, but when I did that in the last couple of days, the jslint folder for Douglas Crockford's application was missing. I had to copy those files manually from a previous installation to the clear the error. Have you tried it recently? Am I missing something? Has something just recently changed?

[stephenmathieson]

Yes, you've got to be missing something.

[email protected] on npm has the JSLint submodule in the /jslint/ directory.

[stephenmathieson]

If you're working with a git repository (not the 0.2.5 tag from npm), you'll have to pull down the submodule (using git bash or your terminal):

cd /path/to/your/clone-or-fork/
git submodule update --init

[DavidJapan]

Sorry to keep on about this but when I run npm install grunt-jslint from the command line it doesn't install the jslint folder. When I run npm install [email protected] it runs correctly and a fully populated jslint folder is included in the installation. Either there's something wrong when you run npm install without the 0.2.5 tag or perhaps you need to update your installation instructions to include that 0.2.5 tag.

[stephenmathieson]

https://registry.npmjs.org/grunt-jslint says the latest tag is 0.2.5 (curl -k ..., if you don't believe me), so unless you're specifying another version (manually or in package.json), you're receiving 0.2.5.

0.2.5 on the npm registry is this tarball: http://registry.npmjs.org/grunt-jslint/-/grunt-jslint-0.2.5.tgz. this tarball contains the submodule in the correct subdirectory.