{
	// JSHint settings, see: http://jshint.com/docs/options/


	// Style
	// -----

	// "maxlen":    80,    // {int}  Max number of characters per line
	// -> Not enforced, but still use 80 characters max if possible.

	"camelcase": true,     // Identifiers must be in camelCase

	"curly":     true,     // Require {} for every new block or scope

	"quotmark":  "single", // Quotation mark consistency:
	                       //   false    : do nothing (default)
	                       //   true     : ensure whatever is used is
	                       //              consistent
	                       //   "single" : require single quotes
	                       //   "double" : require double quotes
	                       //
	                       // Disabled, because it occasionally makes sense
	                       // to swap quotes, e.g. for sentences with
	                       // apostrophes.


	// Conventions for clean JS use
	// ----------------------------

	"strict": true,      // Requires all functions run in ES5 Strict Mode

	"eqeqeq": true,      // Require triple equals (===) for comparison

	"undef":  true,      // Require all non-global variables to be
	                     // declared (prevents global leaks)

	"unused": true,      // Require all defined variables be used



	// Environments / globals
	// ----------------------

	"node": true,        // Node.js (require, module, process, etc.)



	// Things to make JSHint work smoother
	// -----------------------------------

	"smarttabs": true,   // Disable mixed tabs and spaces warning if spaces
						 // are used for alignment.

	"indent":    false,  // Disable indentation warnings.

	"funcscope": true,   // Disable weird warnings that tell you a variable
						 // is out of scope as if JavaScript had block level
						 // scope.
						 // The intent of this warning is to make you declare
						 // variables using var at function level (which might
						 // be a convention or not but is irrelevant from a
						 // language point of view).

	"globalstrict": false,  // Allow global "use strict" (also enables 'strict')

	"sub": true,         // This option suppresses warnings about using []
	                     // notation when it can be expressed in dot notation:
	                     // person['name'] vs. person.name.

	"latedef": "nofunc"  // Does not work for version v2.5.11, though it should.
}