default .bithoundrc file for ignoring project files (modify as needed and commit to the root of your project)

.bithoundrc

{
  "ignore": [
    "**/deps/**",
    "**/node_modules/**",
    "**/thirdparty/**",
    "**/third_party/**",
    "**/vendor/**",
    "**/**-min-**",
    "**/**-min.**",
    "**/**.min.**",
    "**/**jquery.?(ui|effects)-*.*.?(*).?(cs|j)s",
    "**/**jquery-*.*.?(*).?(cs|j)s",
    "**/prototype?(*).js",
    "**/**?(*).ts",
    "**/mootools*.*.*.js",
    "**/dojo.js",
    "**/MochiKit.js",
    "**/yahoo-*.js",
    "**/yui*.js",
    "**/ckeditor*.js",
    "**/tiny_mce*.js",
    "**/tiny_mce/?(langs|plugins|themes|utils)/**",
    "**/MathJax/**",
    "**/shBrush*.js",
    "**/shCore.js",
    "**/shLegacy.js",
    "**/modernizr.custom.?(*).js",
    "**/knockout-*.*.*.debug.js",
    "**/extjs/*.js",
    "**/extjs/*.xml",
    "**/extjs/*.txt",
    "**/extjs/*.html",
    "**/extjs/*.properties",
    "**/extjs/.sencha",
    "**/extjs/docs/**",
    "**/extjs/builds/**",
    "**/extjs/cmd/**",
    "**/extjs/examples/**",
    "**/extjs/locale/**",
    "**/extjs/packages/**",
    "**/extjs/plugins/**",
    "**/extjs/resources/**",
    "**/extjs/src/**",
    "**/extjs/welcome/**",
    "bower_components/**"
  ],
  "test": [
    "**/test/**",
    "**/tests/**",
    "**/spec/**",
    "**/specs/**"
  ],
  "dependencies": {
    "unused-ignores": []
  }
}

If you want bitHound to continue ignoring the default list that is shown in this gist, add your ignored files and folders to this existing list.

If you want bitHound to continue ignoring the default list that is shown in this gist, add your ignored files and folders to this existing list.

While I don't use the tools often, is it worth adding Gruntfile.js and gulpfile.js to this list?

While I don't use the tools often, is it worth adding Gruntfile.js and gulpfile.js to this list?

@dansilivestru Missing a closing ] on the test section :)

@dansilivestru Missing a closing ] on the test section :)

@DamonOehlman I find value in ignoring them, simply because those files can get very long and full of redundant code. Unfortunately I don't think there's a reasonably way to split it up unless you use requirejs and split your build process across multiple files. At that point, I don't think you gain anything by using grunt or gulp.

@DamonOehlman I find value in ignoring them, simply because those files can get very long and full of redundant code. Unfortunately I don't think there's a reasonably way to split it up unless you use requirejs and split your build process across multiple files. At that point, I don't think you gain anything by using grunt or gulp.

Is it too late to allow this to be YAML OR JSON format?

Is it too late to allow this to be YAML OR JSON format?

Is it necessary to ignore *.{html,txt,xml,properties} files?

Is it necessary to ignore *.{html,txt,xml,properties} files?