Colleagues.
I'm using the Atom editor for development, I've already installed some packages, but I noticed that Atom does not show any syntax errors. Does anyone know of an Atom package that does this? I tried to use linter-php, but the following error appears:
Version used: Atom 1.14.4 x64. Some details may vary depending on the version and configuration of the publisher, such as language.
To display syntax errors, you can use the Linter PHP package.
You will need to have PHP installed on the machine. After that, just install the package by running the command:
apm install linter-php
DependingonyourPHPinstallation,youmayhavetoconfiguretheexecutablepathforthepackage.Todothis,enterinEdit/Config...andadd,ifitdoesnotalreadyexist,theexcerpt:
'linter-php':#phppath.run'whichphp'tofindthepath'executablePath':/usr/bin/phpRememberingthat/usr/bin/phpshouldbethepathtothePHPinstallation.InLinuxenvironments,thispathwillusuallybegiven.
Oncethisisdone,thepackageshouldalreadybeworking.
The PHP Linter would be a good solution, but it was a temporary gambiarra. Thanks to Nuclide , a very active and powerful community adopted by Facebook, now what was just an editor, ended up turning into a true IDE.
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