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How can I use the JSLint.VS Addin to work with Visual Studio 2010?

I like the JSLint add-on - very helpful. By just updating VS2010, I want it to work in my new environment.

The problem is that no matter the location / path, it doesn't show up in the Addin Manager (under the Tools menu).

Any ideas?

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The Visual Studio 2010 extension works.

http://jslint4vs2010.codeplex.com



It is currently Alpha, but should be in beta soon.

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I know I am late to this party, but Chirpy has JSHint (-H, + L) support. Thought you might be interested: http://www.weirdlover.com/2011/03/03/chirpy-v2/



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I never got the vs plugin working in the new visual studio, but this guys method still works:

Is there a standalone version of JSLint for Windows? (Shivendras' answer to a question deep in the thread about jslint)

Follow what it says and then alt + t followed by the j key will run jslint and show errors in the output console at the bottom. It's fast and seems to work well. However, playing around with it myself and the options can be adjusted by editing jslint.wsf in visual studio.

Hope it helps

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