I know there is a Sublime Text 3 package for CFLint but I am still using ST 2. Here is an easy way to run CFLint on files from within ST2 or ST3 using build systems.

A Sublime build system is configured using JSON. Here I am using a CommandBox CFLint module to run CFLint.

{
	"cmd": ["box.exe", "cflint", "$file_name"],
	"selector": "source.cfscript, text.html.cfm",
	"working_dir": "$file_path",
	"variants": []
}

Then save this to a file name CFLint.sublime-build in your Sublime Text user package directory. Mine is located here on Windows.

C:\Users\<username>\AppData\Roaming\Sublime Text 2\Packages\User

If you go to Tools > Build System you can select Automatic as your build system. Sublime Text will automatically detect when you are working in a .cfm or .cfc file and run the command when you press Ctrl+B. You can also select CFLint from the menu to explicitly say you want to use it as your build system.

When you press Ctrl+B to run it the console will open at the bottom, showing the output from the cflint CommandBox command. You can then press Esc to close it.

You can also call the CFLint jar directly without using the CommandBox module. Using this sublime-build configuration.

{
	"cmd": ["java.exe", "-jar", "C:\\path\\to\\CFLint-1.3.0-all.jar", "-text", "-stdout", "-file", "$file_name"],
	"selector": "source.cfscript, text.html.cfm",
	"working_dir": "$file_path",
	"variants": []
}

You can also setup variants for different varations of the command. For example here this configuration has a variant that will run CFLint on all the files in the directory with the file you are working on. To run a variant press Ctrl+Shift+P then type build and you should see the variants listed.

{
	"cmd": ["java.exe", "-jar", "C:\\path\\to\\CFLint-1.3.0-all.jar", "-text", "-stdout", "-file", "$file_name"],
	"selector": "source.cfscript, text.html.cfm",
	"working_dir": "$file_path",
	"variants": [
		{
			"name": "CFLint: Current Directory",
			"cmd": [
				"java.exe",
				"-jar",
				"C:\\path\\to\\CFLint-1.3.0-all.jar",
				"-text",
				"-stdout",
				"-folder",
				"$file_path"
			]
		}
	]
}