I have a JS file that's an array of arrays used for games that need a dictionary. It's 1362KB in size, and upon loading it in Brackets, JSLint embarks on an epic journey to try to lint it.
Well, it doesn't need linting--just editing. Brackets hangs up like a jilted girlfriend during the lint; the current web version of JSHint eventually struggles through the file, but it takes a very long time.
Not your fault, for sure, but still an issue. An option for the plug-in that disallowed linting any file larger than X KB would likely resolve this and still allow linting files of a more sane size. Any JS file larger than 100K probably needs to be broken down into smaller modules. Unfortunately for the dictionary, breaking it down into smaller files isn't really an option.
I have a JS file that's an array of arrays used for games that need a dictionary. It's 1362KB in size, and upon loading it in Brackets, JSLint embarks on an epic journey to try to lint it.
Well, it doesn't need linting--just editing. Brackets hangs up like a jilted girlfriend during the lint; the current web version of JSHint eventually struggles through the file, but it takes a very long time.
Not your fault, for sure, but still an issue. An option for the plug-in that disallowed linting any file larger than X KB would likely resolve this and still allow linting files of a more sane size. Any JS file larger than 100K probably needs to be broken down into smaller modules. Unfortunately for the dictionary, breaking it down into smaller files isn't really an option.