chore: drop grunt, jshint -> eslint, ESM in tests #30
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Closes #2 .
This PR moves away from Grunt to
package.jsonscripts as per most current projects' practices.It also switches jshint to the more widely used eslint.
The switch to ESM in tests necessitated redefining
__dirnamewhich is not present by default in modules (and where importing of JSON is only supported by the latest Node versions). There were also a couple unused variables I removed to handle linting errors.The tests are still passing if you run
npm run mocha, butnpm testis currently failing as it depends on eslint passing, and there are some linting errors in the mainsrcfile which still need to be fixed (ESLint's recommended config is more strict about certain things). I plan to do this in a separate PR, allowing this PR to have less noise and focus more on the chores.Please let me know your preferences for PRs (e.g., if you don't care about having PRs for minor chores).