Looking for a Sublime 3 lua linter for mac

Does anyone use a Sublime 3 lua linter for mac?  I found some for Linux and Windows and I’m hoping there is a mac version out there.

Not used Sublime for quite a while but iirc I used to use this…

https://packagecontrol.io/packages/Corona%20Editor

Yup, that’s what I’m using now.  More specifically, I should have said that I’m looking for features like auto global detection which would also alert me to misspelled local references and a host of other little things that would be useful.  I noticed that there are additional linters that can be installed on Sublime (I was assuming to run in conjunction with the Corona Editor) that have additional features.

ZeroBrane editor has some nice features I was hoping to emulate in Sublime.

@Appletreeman - What is your editor of choice these days?

I’m currently using VSCode though I’m only a hobbyist and only use a fraction of the features.

Although I have to confess that I’m also doing some work with GMS:2 as a mate got stuck on something so I thought I’d download it to have a look and see if I could help him.  I’m actually quite enjoying it, though I’m not giving up on Corona/Solar.

I’m a professional dev (not with games!)
I’ve used loads of editors over the years, I stopped using sublime years ago… moved to atom, then moved on to vscode.

I really like vscode - it’s my editor of choice at the moment.
Give it a try!

hmmm, I do my very limited c++ work with VSCode but I’ve never tried it for Corona.  Is there a Corona Editor on VSCode for autoformating?

Not used Sublime for quite a while but iirc I used to use this…

https://packagecontrol.io/packages/Corona%20Editor

Yup, that’s what I’m using now.  More specifically, I should have said that I’m looking for features like auto global detection which would also alert me to misspelled local references and a host of other little things that would be useful.  I noticed that there are additional linters that can be installed on Sublime (I was assuming to run in conjunction with the Corona Editor) that have additional features.

ZeroBrane editor has some nice features I was hoping to emulate in Sublime.

@Appletreeman - What is your editor of choice these days?

I’m currently using VSCode though I’m only a hobbyist and only use a fraction of the features.

Although I have to confess that I’m also doing some work with GMS:2 as a mate got stuck on something so I thought I’d download it to have a look and see if I could help him.  I’m actually quite enjoying it, though I’m not giving up on Corona/Solar.

I’m a professional dev (not with games!)
I’ve used loads of editors over the years, I stopped using sublime years ago… moved to atom, then moved on to vscode.

I really like vscode - it’s my editor of choice at the moment.
Give it a try!

hmmm, I do my very limited c++ work with VSCode but I’ve never tried it for Corona.  Is there a Corona Editor on VSCode for autoformating?

VSCode is already very good at formatting Lua and there are loads of add-ons in the vscode marketplace.  The only specific corona one that I know of just links to the corona api docs for quick access when coding (highlight a command then CMD+’).