This plugin adds PHP CodeSniffer, PHP Coding Standards Fixer, the PHP Linter, PHP Mess Detector, Scheck support to Sublime Text.
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- This seems to be an issue you may get with regards to wrapper scripts.
- Please make sure that the application/script you are referencing has the correct shebang line, as per GH-79
- Well, first of all you need to check that you have PHP_CodeSniffer, and if being used, the phpmd application.
- If you have these applications installed, then it sounds like those applications are not in your PATH, or cannot be found in your PATH by the Python runtime, so configure "phpcs_php_path", "phpcs_executable_path", "phpmd_executable_path" and "php_cs_fixer_executable_path" with the actual paths to those applications
- It sounds like your path settings are incorrect.
- You need to make sure that when you specifiy the path you include the entire path including the application
$ which phpcs
/usr/local/bin/phpcs
- That entire output is the path you need in your configs.
If you have installed php-cs-fixer, phpmd or phpcs via homebrew then please make sure that you define the "*_executable_path" option to the .phar application and not the wrapper script that is placed in your bin folder, as this will cause odd behaviour.
The following is a list of commands that you can bind to a keyboard shortcut:
- phpcs_fix_this_file
- phpcs_clear_sniffer_marks
- phpcs_goto_next_error
- phpcs_show_previous_errors
- phpcs_sniff_this_file
In order to achieve this you need to add the following to one of your key bindings settings file:
{ "keys": ["ctrl+super+t"], "command": "phpcs_clear_sniffer_marks" }You can then change the ctrl+super+t combination to something of your choosing.