问题
For some reason, SublimeLinter3, or the SublimeLinter3 JSHint linter plugin, seems unable to parse the PATH environment variable and is thus unable to run jshint:
SublimeLinter: Could not parse shell PATH output:
<empty>
error: SublimeLinter could not determine your shell PATH. It is unlikely that any linters will work.
Please see the troubleshooting guide for info on how to debug PATH problems.
SublimeLinter: WARNING: jshint deactivated, cannot locate 'jshint'
Can't connect
Unable to fetch update url contents
The jshint binary is in the PATH, however:
$ which jshint
/home/path/to/bin/jshint
The problem only occurs on Ubuntu. Works flawlessly on OS X. I've scoured through the official docs to no avail.
Using bash if that's of any consequence.
回答1:
I eventually fixed this by opening up the SublimeLinter preferences and manually adding the path to the linter:
"paths": {
"linux": ["/path/to/jshint/bin"],
"osx": [],
"windows": []
},
If you don't already have it, you can install via npm:
npm install -g jshint
And you find its location with:
which jshint
or in Windows:
where jshint
回答2:
This fix is specific to windows, you could edit your preferences like jorum. OR you can add it to your windows "Path" which may be more helpful in the future.
Start > Control Panel > System > Advanced System Settings > Environment Variables...
Select your PATH and click edit.
ADD this to the end of the Variable Value:
;C:\Users\YOURUSERNAMEHERE\node_modules\jshint\bin
TO TEST: Open a command prompt and type
jshint -v
and you should get a version number and not an error.
What you just did was added told your OS where it can find jshint, your install location may be different, in that case just search for a jshint folder on your system that has a /bin folder inside it and link there instead. NOTE the semi-colon(;) at the beginning separates different PATH's so be sure its included.
来源：https://stackoverflow.com/questions/20966593/sublime-text-3-sublimelinter-plugin-not-able-to-find-jshint