We heavily use SQL-Template-Strings (https://github.com/felixfbecker/node-sql-template-strings) but queries are not colored. This syntax allow SQL syntax highlighting in code like :

varquery=SQL` SELECT * FROM table where id = 1`;

1. Create a new syntax with Tools -> Developer -> New Syntax...
2. Delete the exemple code
3. Copy everything from the file js-sql.sublime-syntax in the oppened window
4. Save as js-sql.sublime-syntax

Map the js-sql language definition to javascript in order to enable all js linters (jshint, eshint, jscs, etc) with js-sql syntax.

Open Preferences -> Package Settings -> SublimeLinter -> Settings - User and add the key-value entry "js-sql": "javascript" to the syntax_map object.

So now the default syntax_map object is:

"syntax_map":{"html (django)": "html", "html (rails)": "html", "html 5": "html", "php": "html", "python django": "python", "js-sql": "javascript" }

1. Open a js file
2. Ctrl+Shift+P and type SetSyntax: javascript-sql or ssjssql

Sublime Text memorize this choice and will open all js files with js-sql syntax by default.

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