Each time I save my .php file in Sublime this pops up:
Can't find PHP binary file at { "php_bin":"/usr/local/bin/php" }
I've done everything I know, so far I'm doing research for the answer.
3 Answers
For me it was phpfmt extention that could not find php.
In Sublime Text > Preferences > Package Settings > phpfmt > Settings - Default it showed:
{
"version": 4,
"php_bin":"/usr/bin/php",
"format_on_save":false,
"option": "value"
}
I did a which php in my terminal and it displayed
/usr/local/bin/php
So my php is not in /usr/bin/php
To change this I opened
Sublime Text > Preferences > Package Settings > phpfmt > Settings - User
to set my personal preferences.
{
"php_bin":"/usr/local/bin/php",
"format_on_save":true,
}
Saved that and t was fixed. No more pop-up, and formatted on save.
3 Comments
David Rhoden
Exactly the fix for me, except I'm on MacOS 13.4 (Ventura) which doesn't have a built-in PHP, so my path was
/opt/homebrew/bin/php.
Joeri
@DavidRhoden Sure,
which php will tell you where your php is. With homebrew it can be in /opt/homebrew/bin/php ... today :) ... Another new issue can be that pmpfmt does not like your version of php. I think there is an update for ST4 php8.x
Harmony
Great, it works. thanks
Make sure that you have right path on php. To find out enter command line
which php
if the result is
/usr/bin/php
place the above path in the sublime configuration
1 Comment
Unknownman
You place, /usr/bin/php in the config ?
If you're on Linux, you can also run this to find any binaries called php in your system, even if it's outside $PATH:
sudo find -type f -name php -executable -exec file -i '{}' \; | grep 'x-executable; charset=binary'
php -vin the console/terminal ?