Adding the SublimeLinter and JSHint packages to your sublime text 3.

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1. Install/Verify you have Sublime Text 3 (http://sublimetext.com/3)

2. Install/Verify that Package Control Module is installed to for Sublime Text: https://packagecontrol.io/installation

Linux: Click the Preferences > Browse Packages… menu
 Browse up a folder and then into the Installed Packages/ folder
 Download Package Control.sublime-package and copy it into the Installed Packages/ directory
 Restart Sublime Text

• Open up Package Control in your sublime text. (cmd+shift+P)

  1. Type PC Install to make use of FuzzySearch to bring up Package Control: Install Package
  2. Hit the enter key
  3. Wait the repositories to load (look at the status bar at the bottom) give it a few seconds.
  4. Type SublimeLinter and hit enter to install it

• Repeat the step above but this time look for the package named Sublimelinter-jshint

• Documentation file will appear in your sublime text, keep this file open and refer to it if you have any problems!

• In Terminal install the jshint npm module globally.

  • e.g. npm install -g jshint (only run it with sudo only after it errors out and says it needs to)

• right-click on the document

  • Navigate to 'Sublimelinter > Lint Mode > enable the Background setting
  • Navigate to 'Sublimelinter > Mark Style > enable the Outline setting
  • Navigate to 'Sublimelinter > Choose Gutter Theme..." and select Blueberry - Round from the list

• Quit Sublime Test (cmd+Q or alt+f4)

• Open sublime text

• Create a new file in Sublime Text with cmd+n

• Change the Syntax to recognize Javascript, cmd+shift+p

• type ss javas (fuzzy search for 'Set Syntax: Javascript) then hit enter

• type broken code

  • e.g. function ({var;;};

• Lint! Yay

• No Lint? Follow the Documentation that opened up when you first installed SublimeLinter.