Adding symlink to open sublime from terminal

Subl not found in mac os

Solving with the Symbolic link:

Irrespective of any version, it will help:

symbolic link and use the subl command, as $PATH and different versions within the installation folder may differ from one and other, so here is the simplest way to set up the symlink without having problem with quotation, versions, path etc.

1. Open Finder in your system, locate your Sublime Text app within the Applications folder.
2. Right click on the App, then `Show Package Contents`.
3. Navigate up to: Contents -> SharedSupport -> bin, look for subl file.
4. Copy this file subl.
5. Paste the value from clipboard into terminal, it'll give you the right path to the subl command already quoted, use this value to make the symlink as follows.
6. ln -svf {PASTE RIGHT HERE} /usr/local/bin/subl

    e.g. for sublime 2:

    ln -svf /Applications/Sublime\ Text.app/Contents/SharedSupport/bin/subl /usr/local/bin/subl

7. Go to the folder you want to open and write subl -a .

Done!
Hope this can help others who might be facing the same problem.