SublimeLinter.sublime-settings

{
    // Set to true to print extra information in the console.
    "debug": false,

    // When in the "background" lint mode, this value determines
    // the minimum delay before a request is send to the linter
    "delay": 0.1,

    // Available gutter themes:
    // - Blueberry Cross
    // - Blueberry Round
    // - Circle
    // - Danish Royalty
    // - Default
    // - Hands
    // - Knob
    // - Knob Symbol
    // - Koloria
    // - ProjectIcons
    // Note that you may need to change the "icon" property in "styles"
    // to an icon in the theme (they usually include "warning" and "error")
    "gutter_theme": "Default",

    // Demote the visibility of a class off errors while you're editing.
    // The errors will re-appear after `time_to_idle` and immediately on save.
    // - ws_regions: erroneous regions that contain whitespace
    // - warnings: errors of the "warning" type
    // - all: demote all the things
    // - none: disable this feature
    "highlights.demote_while_editing": "none",

    // Apply a color (via scope) to the demoted errors.
    // E.g. "" will hide the errors, "comment" is usually a subtle color.
    "highlights.demote_scope": "",

    // How long to wait before showing the demoted errors again.
    "highlights.time_to_idle": 1.5,

    // Send a "terminate" signal to old lint processes, if their result would
    // be thrown away. If false we fire-and-forget processes instead.
    "kill_old_processes": false,

    // Lint Mode determines when the linter is run.
    // - background: asynchronously on every change
    // - load_save: when a file is opened and every time it's saved
    // - manual: only when calling the Lint This View command
    // - save: only when a file is saved
    "lint_mode": "background",

    // Linter specific settings.
    // More info: http://www.sublimelinter.com/en/stable/linter_settings.html
    // Linter specific settings except for "styles" can also be changed
    // in sublime-project settings.
    // What settings are available is documented in the readme of the
    // specific linter plugin.
    // Example:
    "linters": {
        // The name of the linter you installed
        "linter_name": {
            // Disables the linter. The default here is 'not set'
            "disable": false,

            // Additional arguments for the command line. Either a 'string'
            // or an 'array'. If set to a string, we 'shlex.split' it*.
            // E.g. '--ignore D112' or ['--config', './.config/foo.ini']
            //
            // * Note that 'shlex' does not work for paths on Windows atm.
            "args": [],

            // Path to the executable to be used. Either a 'string' or an
            // 'array'. E.g. ['nvm', 'exec', '8.6', 'eslint']
            "executable": "<automatically set>",

            // A modified runtime environment for the lint job. Settings here
            // override the default, inherited ENV.
            "env": {},

            "excludes": [],

            // Lint mode determines when the linter is run. The linter setting
            // will take precedence over the global setting.
            "lint_mode": "manual",

            // Determines for which views this linter will run.
            "selector": "",

            // A list of additional style definition blocks.
            "styles": [
                {
                    // Instead of 'types' you can specify error 'codes' for
                    // a style definition block
                    "codes": [""]
                }
            ],

            // The current working dir the lint job will run in.
            "working_dir": "",

            // **Only valid for PythonLinter**
            // Specify which python to use. Either a number or full path
            // to a python binary. SL will then basically use 'python -m'
            // to run the linter.
            "python": 3,

            // **Only valid for NodeLinter**
            // If true, will *not* use a globally installed binary
            "disable_if_not_dependency": false
        }
    },

    // Determines what happens when a linter reports a problem without column.
    // By default, a mark is put in the gutter and the first character is highlighted.
    // If this setting is true, the entire line is also highlighted.
    "no_column_highlights_line": false,

    // Provide extra paths to be searched when locating system executables.
    "paths": {
        "linux": [],
        "osx": [],
        "windows": []
    },

    // Show a report for problems on a line by hovering over the gutter.
    "show_hover_line_report": true,

    // Show a report for problems on a region by hovering over it.
    "show_hover_region_report": true,

    // Highlight problems in the minimap.
    "show_marks_in_minimap": true,

    // Show the output panel on save if there are problems.
    // - window: check if the window has problems.
    // - view: only check the current file.
    // - never: disable this feature.
    "show_panel_on_save": "never",

    // Display counters in the status bar.
    // The {}'s will be replaced by warnings and errors respectively.
    // Example alternative: (w:{}, e:{})
    "statusbar.counters_template": "({}|{})",

    // Show the messages for problems at your cursor position.
    // - {message} will be replaced by the actual messages.
    // - {linter} will be replaced by the linter reporting the error.
    // - {type} will be replaced by either warning or error.
    // - {code} will be replaced by the error code.
    // Set to "" to display nothing
    "statusbar.messages_template": "{message}",

    "statusbar.show_active_linters": true,

    // Global styles for all linters.
    // Note: Styles can also be specified per linter! See above.
    // Only for linter-styles, there is one more setting:
    // - codes:
    //   An array which can contain error codes provided by a linter.
    //   Only valid as linter style in the "linters" section
    //
    // The styles list form a stack evaluated top-down. We call each object
    // herein a style definition. A style definition must match a specific
    // linter error, either its code or its error type, to take any effect.
    //
    // The default styles cannot be overriden per se, you extend them
    // in your user settings. The defaults can be read as "All linter problems
    // are red, outline, dots, but warnings are yellow."
    "styles": [
        {
            // Used to determine the color. E.g. region.<colorish>, with one of
            // redish, orangish, yellowish, greenish, bluish, purplish, pinkish.
            "scope": "region.yellowish markup.warning.sublime_linter",

            // The error type this style definition will match for.
            // An array which can contain "warning" and/or "error".
            // If omitted will match both.
            "types": ["warning"]
        },
        {
            // Determines, for overlapping errors, which one is visualised.
            "priority": 1,

            // The icon displayed in the gutter area
            // - "circle", "dot" or "bookmark"
            // - "none" to remove the icon
            // - A path to an icon file like
            //   "Packages/SublimeLinter/gutter-themes/Blueberry Cross/error.png"
            // - One provided by a gutter theme (e.g. "warning" or "error").
            //   In theme Default: warning, error, cog, x,
            //   and diamond, heart, pointer, square, star, triangle, which all
            //   also have an -outline variant.
            "icon": "dot",

            // The highlight style:
            // - "none"
            // - "fill", "outline",
            // - "solid_underline", "squiggly_underline", "stippled_underline"
            // The underline styles are replaced with outlines when there is
            // whitespace in the problem region, because underlines aren't drawn
            // on whitespace (ST issue #137).
            "mark_style": "outline",

            "scope": "region.redish markup.error.sublime_linter"
        }
    ],

    // DEPRECATED: use the selector linter setting instead:
    // http://www.sublimelinter.com/en/stable/linter_settings.html#selector
    // Maps variant syntaxes to the syntax that you have a linter for.
    // The syntax is the name of the syntax definition file, in lower case
    // Run this in the console to find it: view.settings().get('syntax').lower()
    "syntax_map": {
        "html (django)": "html",
        "html (rails)": "html",
        "html 5": "html",
        "javascript (babel)": "javascript",
        "magicpython": "python",
        "php": "html",
        "python django": "python",
        "pythonimproved": "python"
    }
}