Sublime Text quits when I try to use SassBeautify about sassbeautify HOT 14 CLOSED

Have you tried copying in your full PATH?

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Like this?

"path": "/Users/constantmeiring/.rbenv/shims/"

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I can't say as I don't have rbenv installed to check, but i doubt that's your full path. Just open a terminal window and type echo $PATH and use the whole string. Perhaps rbenv modifies the PATH on shell login, perhaps there's other dependant ruby or rbenv dirs added to it. Worth checking what your full PATH is as it's important to include all the rbenv/ruby related directories.

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The full path is /Users/constantmeiring/.rbenv/shims /Users/constantmeiring/.rbenv/bin /usr/bin /bin /usr/sbin /sbin /usr/local/bin /usr/local/git/bin, but it doesn't actually work. When using the full path (or just leaving the path setting to false) it says

There was an error beautifying your Sass:
[Errno 2] No such file or directory

But, running which sass-convert outputs /Users/constantmeiring/.rbenv/shims/sass-convert, so just putting /Users/constantmeiring/.rbenv/shims/ as my path should work fine. When running
sass-convert from the command line it seems to work fine.

➜  ~  /Users/constantmeiring/.rbenv/shims/sass-convert -v
Sass 3.2.14 (Media Mark)

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When I tested this with rvm I had to include all the rvm directories for it to work, it wasn't as simple as just providing the path to the "shims" bin directory.

I will have to install rbenv to advise further. I'll try get to that tomorrow!

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I can't help but be a bit grumpy about this as I've just tested this on OSX with rbenv and it works fine.

so just putting /Users/constantmeiring/.rbenv/shims/ as my path should work fine

No, you'll need your full $PATH, did you read the README?

The full path is /Users/constantmeiring/.rbenv/shims /Users/constantmeiring/.rbenv/bin /usr/bin /bin /usr/sbin /sbin /usr/local/bin /usr/local/git/bin

This does not look like a valid PATH. Where are the colons separating the directories?

This is a valid PATH:

/Users/richard/.rbenv/shims:/usr/local/opt/ruby/bin:/usr/bin:/bin:/usr/sbin:/sbin:/usr/local/bin

Can I ask why you took this route (trying which sass-convert etc) instead of just following my instructions in the README?

How can I make these instructions any clearer? "You need to use your full PATH." What don't you understand about that?

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I've updated the README slightly with (hopefully) clearer instructions: https://github.com/badsyntax/SassBeautify/blob/master/README.md#issues-with-ruby-sass-and-your-path

Let me know if I can improve the instructions at all.

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Well, while you were busy being grumpy, I figured out why following your readme file doesn't work. ;) The problem was related to ZSH. The path set by ZSH doesn't include colons, as per how Bash does it. So, you might want to add to your readme, that if you get your full path from ZSH you'll need to replace the spaces in between with colons.

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I hope you can understand why I was being grumpy that you weren't following my instructions. Either way, I apologise for my grumpyness, early mornings tend to do that to me. I'm happy you have found the cause of the issue, and thank you for letting me know about this.

I'm entirely unfamiliar with zsh. I will try play around with that shell at some point today. I'm curious though, would doing this result in a PATH with colons:? /bin/sh -c "echo $PATH"

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Ha no I completely understand. RTFM! Thanks for looking into the issue. Also, ZSH along with oh-my-zsh is amazing. You should give it a go.

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tbh I've never had a reason to try zsh before, bash has always been good enough for me! am having some problems installing zsh with homebrew, but should be able to check it out before the end of the day. thanks again for reporting this issue.

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Ok, I've had a quick go with zsh, and now I'm grumpy again, because if you'd followed my instructions, echo $PATH would have given you the correct path. See here: http://zsh.sourceforge.net/Guide/zshguide02.html#l24

Even though I gave you clear instructions, you insisted on doing something different. I feel you've wasted my time, but I guess I have learned a bit about zsh, hopefully you've also learned something from this.

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Okay grumpy. I'm terribly sorry that I wasted your time and that you learned something new. However, I've only ever used ZSH, where doing echo $path outputs a path I would expect. Obviously unix is case sensitive, so I should have known better. But really, "you insisted on doing something different."? Again, thank you for looking into the issue, but I feel like creating a new issue simply by not following your readme, just to make your perfectionistic self grumpy again, because I obviously go out of my way to miss small things in your readme.

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Hey man I'm really not looking to start an online argument, I just don't understand why you don't follow the README. Doing echo $path will not echo out the global environment PATH var. Why don't you understand this? Let's put this to rest. At the end of the day, we should both be happy that the only issue here is a simple misunderstanding.

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