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 <h2 id="available-configurations">Available configurations<a class="headerlink" href="#available-configurations" title="Permanent link">#</a></h2>
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Now, we have support for all major features of 3.16 protocol even before it has been released (except for result streaming which apparently hasn't been implemented by any language server). New website # It is created ericdallo - here it is the website . Check it out and eventually provide feedback. Semantic highlights # This is part of 3.16 spec. It is implemented by sebastiansturm and it can be enabled by setting lsp-enable-semantic-highlighting . We have dropped the Theia protocol support for semantic highlighting since it is not going to make to the official spec. ATM it is supported by Rust Analyzer , Clangd (from master branch) and lua language server. org-mode integration(preview) # org-mode mode is the Emacs flagman and this integration brings up the literate programming to a new level. The integration is pretty raw but usable - you basically can run lsp-mode language intelligence over org-mode source block directly in the org-mode document. We have achieved that by creating virtual buffer abstraction which allows us to fake the server that the client has actually opened the real file. Check gif and the docs . I think that the ability to implement such features is why Emacs is editor in a league of its own . And implementing such features is one of the signs that we are slowly moving from the phase catching up into getting ahead (or maybe I am overly optimistic). Language Server Protocol bindings, upcoming changes # We generated json schema from the protocol and from that schema we generated dash destructoring, getters, setters, validators, constructors, indication for optional/required fields, etc. which allow us to perform compile time validation of the protocol usage. This was huge change because we had to walk through almost all methods and replace explicit access to the elisp data structure with protocol usage. At the same time, emacs-lsp organization has more than 20k lines of code. This was coordinated effort and a lot of individuals contributed to that. The benefits are that we now can switch the underlying data structure from hashmap to plists which will yield better performance and also that the overall quality of the codebase has increased. Example Before: ( defun lsp--position-to-point ( params ) \"Convert Position object in PARAMS to a point.\" ( lsp--line-character-to-point ( gethash \"line\" params ) ( gethash \"character\" params ))) After: ( lsp-defun lsp--position-to-point (( &Position :line :character )) \"Convert `Position' object in PARAMS to a point.\" ( lsp--line-character-to-point line character )) In this example :line and :character are validated as fields of Position structure. Also, we do some handy conversions, if the field is optional it will end up with ? like :foo? . To reduce boiler plate code we convert camelCase to :camel-case when we are destructoring it. Performance optimizations(flycheck, code completion) # We have rewritten the flycheck integration - the new integration provides the same UE as the old one but it is much more effective in reporting the errors to flycheck and lsp checker is much closer to the traditional flycheck checkers which are initiated/controlled from Emacs . Completion integration code is now much simpler/faster thanks to kiennq . What's next # Upcoming breaking changes Dropping Emacs 25 support. This will allow us utilize Emacs multi-threading to improve lsp-mode responsibility Switching from hashtables to plists - once this change goes in users must recompile all lsp-mode extensions. Drop company-lsp support(not ported to use lsp-protocol.el ) Implementing lsp-mode configuration wizard to improve beginners experience - check this issue for more details. The overall goal is let user pick settings for all features that are opinionated (e. g. lsp-ui ) and improve the discoverability of lsp-mode features/extensions/settings. We will try to switch to monthly/weakly release cycles and to different person for writing the announcements. We might eventually encourage melpa-stable usage.","title":"7.0 Release"},{"location":"blog/2020/7.0-release/#70-release","text":"I am pleased to announce lsp-mode 7.0! Here are the most important features/news in 7.0 release","title":"7.0 Release"},{"location":"blog/2020/7.0-release/#lsp-modethe-teamthe-ecosystem","text":"lsp-mode team and the activity in the repo has vastly increased. lsp-mode is no longer one man project but it is a product of Emacs LSP team and emacs community. This has allowed us to implement some very time consuming changes/refactoring(more about them bellow) which an year ago were unthinkable due to the lack manpower. emacs-lsp repo has become a nice place to start contributing to open source or learn elisp and now there are 244 contributors in the main repo. Even more some of the current maintainers had zero elisp knowledge before doing their first lsp-mode contributions. We started moving out some of the server specific packages(e. g. lsp-dart maintained by ericdallo and lsp-metals maintained by kurnevsky , lsp-python-ms by seagle0128 , etc) in order to provide focused support by a an expert in the language at hand. Considering where we were few months ago the level of integrated experience provided by those packages has increased and often it is comparable with backed by paid full time developers editors like VScode . Here it is a gif illustrating that: lsp-dart . LSP in its nature should be language agnostic but in order to be comparable with VScode lsp-mode should support language server extensions as well which is much more work than the work on protocol itself and requires a constant monitoring of the server repo since there is no contract and the server team might change the contract whenever they want. On the bright side lsp-mode has attracted several server side developers or lsp-mode team members(e. g. mpanarin ) has become server side contributors and often we are ahead of changes or we directly address issues in the server when they arise. We are still looking for maintainer(s) for JS/TS suite( typescript-language-server , eslint , angular ) though.","title":"lsp-mode/the team/the ecosystem"},{"location":"blog/2020/7.0-release/#major-features","text":"","title":"Major features"},{"location":"blog/2020/7.0-release/#316-spec-support","text":"We provided full support for 3.14 features one year after the version has been released. Now, we have support for all major features of 3.16 protocol even before it has been released (except for result streaming which apparently hasn't been implemented by any language server).","title":"3.16 spec support"},{"location":"blog/2020/7.0-release/#new-website","text":"It is created ericdallo - here it is the website . Check it out and eventually provide feedback.","title":"New website"},{"location":"blog/2020/7.0-release/#semantic-highlights","text":"This is part of 3.16 spec. It is implemented by sebastiansturm and it can be enabled by setting lsp-enable-semantic-highlighting . We have dropped the Theia protocol support for semantic highlighting since it is not going to make to the official spec. ATM it is supported by Rust Analyzer , Clangd (from master branch) and lua language server.","title":"Semantic highlights"},{"location":"blog/2020/7.0-release/#org-mode-integrationpreview","text":"org-mode mode is the Emacs flagman and this integration brings up the literate programming to a new level. The integration is pretty raw but usable - you basically can run lsp-mode language intelligence over org-mode source block directly in the org-mode document. We have achieved that by creating virtual buffer abstraction which allows us to fake the server that the client has actually opened the real file. Check gif and the docs . I think that the ability to implement such features is why Emacs is editor in a league of its own . And implementing such features is one of the signs that we are slowly moving from the phase catching up into getting ahead (or maybe I am overly optimistic).","title":"org-mode integration(preview)"},{"location":"blog/2020/7.0-release/#language-server-protocol-bindings-upcoming-changes","text":"We generated json schema from the protocol and from that schema we generated dash destructoring, getters, setters, validators, constructors, indication for optional/required fields, etc. which allow us to perform compile time validation of the protocol usage. This was huge change because we had to walk through almost all methods and replace explicit access to the elisp data structure with protocol usage. At the same time, emacs-lsp organization has more than 20k lines of code. This was coordinated effort and a lot of individuals contributed to that. The benefits are that we now can switch the underlying data structure from hashmap to plists which will yield better performance and also that the overall quality of the codebase has increased. Example Before: ( defun lsp--position-to-point ( params ) \"Convert Position object in PARAMS to a point.\" ( lsp--line-character-to-point ( gethash \"line\" params ) ( gethash \"character\" params ))) After: ( lsp-defun lsp--position-to-point (( &Position :line :character )) \"Convert `Position' object in PARAMS to a point.\" ( lsp--line-character-to-point line character )) In this example :line and :character are validated as fields of Position structure. Also, we do some handy conversions, if the field is optional it will end up with ? like :foo? . To reduce boiler plate code we convert camelCase to :camel-case when we are destructoring it.","title":"Language Server Protocol bindings, upcoming changes"},{"location":"blog/2020/7.0-release/#performance-optimizationsflycheck-code-completion","text":"We have rewritten the flycheck integration - the new integration provides the same UE as the old one but it is much more effective in reporting the errors to flycheck and lsp checker is much closer to the traditional flycheck checkers which are initiated/controlled from Emacs . Completion integration code is now much simpler/faster thanks to kiennq .","title":"Performance optimizations(flycheck, code completion)"},{"location":"blog/2020/7.0-release/#whats-next","text":"Upcoming breaking changes Dropping Emacs 25 support. This will allow us utilize Emacs multi-threading to improve lsp-mode responsibility Switching from hashtables to plists - once this change goes in users must recompile all lsp-mode extensions. Drop company-lsp support(not ported to use lsp-protocol.el ) Implementing lsp-mode configuration wizard to improve beginners experience - check this issue for more details. The overall goal is let user pick settings for all features that are opinionated (e. g. lsp-ui ) and improve the discoverability of lsp-mode features/extensions/settings. We will try to switch to monthly/weakly release cycles and to different person for writing the announcements. We might eventually encourage melpa-stable usage.","title":"What's next"},{"location":"manual-language-docs/lsp-gopls/","text":"Go (gopls) # lsp-mode provides Go language support via the gopls language server. See upstream for gopls installation instructions. Configuration # By default, some gopls analyzers are enabled and others are disabled. To override, use: (setq lsp-go-analyses '((shadow . t) (simplifycompositelit . :json-false))) Troubleshooting # Working with nested go.mod files # If you encounter an error like one of these: errors loading workspace: You are working in a nested module. Please open it as a separate workspace folder This file is in %s, which is a nested module in the %s module. gopls currently requires one module per workspace folder. Please open %s as a separate workspace folder Then the problem is most likely because lsp-mode has not started gopls with the correct root directory. By default lsp-mode will pick the root of your whole Git repository (or whatever else Projectile turns up) for all language servers started inside the repo. However, if you have nested go.mod files, you need to have lsp-mode start separate instances of gopls for each nested go.mod , and use the appropriate one for each file. You can make this work by manually invoking M-x lsp-workspace-folders-add and adding each nested go.mod directory as a workspace folder. Then reloading LSP with M-x lsp in an affected file (or restarting Emacs) will cause the file to be re-associated with a gopls process running under the correct project workspace. See #3473 for a bit more discussion of this particular issue.","title":"Go (gopls)"},{"location":"manual-language-docs/lsp-gopls/#go-gopls","text":"lsp-mode provides Go language support via the gopls language server. See upstream for gopls installation instructions.","title":"Go (gopls)"},{"location":"manual-language-docs/lsp-gopls/#configuration","text":"By default, some gopls analyzers are enabled and others are disabled. 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However, if you have nested go.mod files, you need to have lsp-mode start separate instances of gopls for each nested go.mod , and use the appropriate one for each file. You can make this work by manually invoking M-x lsp-workspace-folders-add and adding each nested go.mod directory as a workspace folder. Then reloading LSP with M-x lsp in an affected file (or restarting Emacs) will cause the file to be re-associated with a gopls process running under the correct project workspace. See #3473 for a bit more discussion of this particular issue.","title":"Working with nested go.mod files"},{"location":"manual-language-docs/lsp-json-ls/","text":"Completions # json-ls (vscode-json-language-server) provides completions for well known files and files which manually specify their JSON Schema using the $schema property. In order for json-ls to provide completions, you need to enable snippet support. To do that, make sure you have installed yasnippet and that you have enabled the yasnippet minor mode.","title":"Completions"},{"location":"manual-language-docs/lsp-json-ls/#completions","text":"json-ls (vscode-json-language-server) provides completions for well known files and files which manually specify their JSON Schema using the $schema property. In order for json-ls to provide completions, you need to enable snippet support. To do that, make sure you have installed yasnippet and that you have enabled the yasnippet minor mode.","title":"Completions"},{"location":"manual-language-docs/lsp-latex/","text":"lsp-latex.el: texlab LSP-client # See lsp-latex.el homepage .","title":"lsp-latex.el: texlab LSP-client"},{"location":"manual-language-docs/lsp-latex/#lsp-latexel-texlab-lsp-client","text":"See lsp-latex.el homepage .","title":"lsp-latex.el: texlab LSP-client"},{"location":"manual-language-docs/lsp-org/","text":"Literate programming using LSP and org-mode(alpha) # lsp-mode provides experimental support for running the language servers inside of org-mode source blocks. lsp-mode is achieving this by obtaining the information about the source block from the source block header(language + :tangle ) then translating the point to the LSP positions back and forth so the language server thinks that Emacs has opened the original file. In order that to work the files has to be present on the disk as well because the server expects to find them. Here it is a sample source block: #+BEGIN_SRC python :tangle \"python.py\" print \"Hello!\" #+END_SRC Demo # Commands # lsp-org start lsp-mode in source buffer. Must be executed with cursor being source block. lsp-virtual-buffer-disconnect turn off lsp-mode . What works # lsp-mode core features (finding references, going to definitions, completion, lenses, highlighting, etc) company-mode flycheck lsp-treemacs-symbols lsp-treemacs-errors-list Known limitations # Incremental updates are performed by sending the whole buffer each time(they simulate full updates). Deleting content that spans across the source block and the content of the org document is not handled. Opening and editing the actual file from the disk might cause undefined behaviour because the server expects file to be open only once. What does not work # dap-mode lsp-ui flymake (?) 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NOTE: the inlay hints interact badly with the lsp-ui sideline, because it doesn't seem to consider the overlays in its width calculation, which often leads to lines wrapping around. Macro expansion # lsp-rust-analyzer-expand-macro expand macro call at point recursively Use your own function for displaying macro expansion by customizing lsp-rust-analyzer-macro-expansion-method Formatted and highlighted result with the default function of rustic. auto-import # Get a list of possible auto import candidates with lsp-execute-code-action Snippet insertion/refactor # To support refactorings that require snippet insertion(eg. generating derive clause etc), make sure that you have enabled yasnippet and yas-minor-mode . If you are using use-package , you can do something like this: ( use-package yasnippet :ensure t :hook (( lsp-mode . yas-minor-mode ))) Open Cargo.toml # lsp-rust-analyzer-open-cargo-toml opens the Cargo.toml closest to the current file. 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The test is executed on the right with compilation major mode Move the cursor to fn ellipsize and attempt to find related tests to no avail. Confirm that the function is indeed untested by using swiper and finding one place in the file, where the function is called Caveats # Rust Analyzer does not support disabling snippets - https://github.com/rust-analyzer/rust-analyzer/issues/2518 extract signature # This unmerged PR contains an example method that allows modifying the signature that is displayed by eldoc. TRAMP Example # The following is an example configuration for using lsp-mode with a remote rust-analyzer server: (with-eval-after-load \"lsp-rust\" (lsp-register-client (make-lsp-client :new-connection (lsp-tramp-connection \"rust-analyzer\") :remote? t :major-modes '(rust-mode rustic-mode) :initialization-options 'lsp-rust-analyzer--make-init-options :notification-handlers (ht<-alist lsp-rust-notification-handlers) :action-handlers (ht (\"rust-analyzer.runSingle\" #'lsp-rust--analyzer-run-single)) :library-folders-fn (lambda (_workspace) lsp-rust-analyzer-library-directories) :ignore-messages nil :server-id 'rust-analyzer-remote)))","title":"Lsp rust analyzer"},{"location":"manual-language-docs/lsp-rust-analyzer/#server-note","text":"NOTE: If you are using rustic-mode , you have to change rustic-lsp-server instead of lsp-rust-server , since it also supports eglot as a lightweight alternative to lsp-mode. lsp-rust-server Choose LSP server (default is rust-analyzer) lsp-rust-switch-server Switch priorities of lsp servers","title":"Server note"},{"location":"manual-language-docs/lsp-rust-analyzer/#rust-analyzer","text":"","title":"rust-analyzer"},{"location":"manual-language-docs/lsp-rust-analyzer/#commands","text":"","title":"Commands"},{"location":"manual-language-docs/lsp-rust-analyzer/#lsp-rust-analyzer-syntax-tree","text":"Display syntax tree for current buffer","title":"lsp-rust-analyzer-syntax-tree"},{"location":"manual-language-docs/lsp-rust-analyzer/#lsp-rust-analyzer-status","text":"Display status information for rust-analyzer","title":"lsp-rust-analyzer-status"},{"location":"manual-language-docs/lsp-rust-analyzer/#lsp-rust-analyzer-join-lines","text":"Join selected lines into one, smartly fixing up whitespace and trailing commas before: after:","title":"lsp-rust-analyzer-join-lines"},{"location":"manual-language-docs/lsp-rust-analyzer/#inlay-hints","text":"lsp-inlay-hints-mode enables displaying of inlay hints Additionally, lsp-inlay-hint-enable must be set to t in order for inlay hints to render. 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This gif demonstrates on how to use it: There are two ways to open the link: Key binding: Alt + Enter Clicking the middle button of your mouse Prefill required fields # This is an experimental feature which can be enabled via the option lsp-terraform-ls-prefill-required-fields : ( setq lsp-terraform-ls-prefill-required-fields t ) This gif demonstrates how this feature is used: Treeview controls # For this feature to work, make sure that you have lsp-treemacs installed. Providers widget # This widget can be invoked by lsp-terraform-ls-providers . Module calls widget # This widget can be invoked by lsp-terraform-ls-module-calls . If the modules data is empty, you might need to do terraform init for the project. The widget has a minor mode named lsp-terraform-modules-mode . 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Make sure you have this enabled: ( setq lsp-enable-links t ) Note that the default value of lsp-enable-links is t . So enabling it isn't strictly required, but you would require this feature for it to properly work. 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Ignore .terraform and .terragrunt-cache directories lsp-bash now supports bash-ts-mode lsp-ruby-syntax-tree , lsp-solargraph , lsp-sorbet , lsp-steep , and lsp-typeprof now support ruby-ts-mode Drop support for emacs 26.1 and 26.2 Added support for textDocument/linkedEditingRange via lsp-iedit-linked-ranges and lsp-evil-multiedit-ranges (see #3166 ) Add GraphQL Language Server for autocomplete graphql query Added lsp-auto-touch-files . When it is non-nil it will auto-create the file on the disk before sending textDocument/didOpen . Add lsp-log-io-allowlist-methods for debugging purposes. Enable `lsp-lens-enable` by default. Add TOML support. Add Nginx support. Disable noisy features from lsp-ui : lsp-ui-sideline-show-code-actions and lsp-ui-doc-show-with-cursor . Fix org mode support. #3258 Add remark-language-server Deprecate unified-languge-server in favor of remark-language-server Made it possible to disable lsp-response-timeout entirely. Fix csharp-ls startup on emacs@master (and emacs@emacs-28 on macOS) due to a switch posix spawn and not setting proper sigmask on child processes. Fix incorrect lsp-fsharp defcustom types. Add lsp-fsharp-generate-binlog . Update installation mechanism for fsautocomplete (lsp-fsharp) to use dotnet tool install -g . Fix fsautocomplete (lsp-fsharp) startup on emacs@master (and emacs@emacs-28 on macOS) due to a switch posix_spawn and not setting proper sigmask on child processes. Add TypeProf support. Add Ansible support. Disable lsp-steep-use-bundler by default. Add idris2-lsp Add emmet-ls Support all initializationOptions in typescript-language-server Update rust-analyzer's inlay hint protocol support. Add support for \\~typescript-language-server\\~\u2019s inlay hints. Add support for workspace/willRenameFiles and workspace/didRenameFiles . Improve project root import to read specific keys instead of any events. Support labelDetails of LSP Specification 3.17 Add Gleam support Drop deprecated rust-analyzer variable lsp-rust-analyzer-import-merge-behaviour Added run and debug code lenses to lsp-kotlin Add setting UPDATE EXPECT =1 when running `expect!` tests lsp-rust Add lsp-use-workspace-root-for-server-default-directory . Add marksman support. lsp-find-references to include declaration by default (configurable with lsp-references-exclude-definition ) Add syntax tree support for Ruby code. lsp-organize-imports no longer prompts for an action, even if lsp-auto-execute-action is nil. Add mint-lang support. Add lsp-sorbet-as-add-on variable to allow running the Sorbet server as an add-on alongside Solargraph or others Add dot-language-server ( a.k.a. Graphviz) support. Add PLS support (additional sever for Perl). Fix lsp-avy-lens when avy-style is 'de-bruijn or 'words #3554 Fix lsp-avy-lens when lsp-lens-place-position position is end-of-line Add lsp-clojure-trace-enable variable. Add some support for rust-analyzer semantic token modifiers. Highlights mutable and reference variables. Update version for lsp-xml to 0.21.0, adding custom variables for new formatting options. Changes variable lsp-xml-validation-schema to be an alist rather than a boolean. Adds lsp-xml-preferences-quote-style as a replacement for obsolete lsp-xml-format-quotes . Add nil support (additional server for Nix) Add Volar 1.0 support, refactor vue-language-server initializationOptions , and remove multi server that is no longer needed. Ensure that incomplete completions only trigger when retriggering from the same completion session #3028 lsp-kotlin now supports kotlin-ts-mode lsp-elixir now supports elixir-ts-mode and heex-ts-mode Update Magik Add lsp-clients-typescript-prefer-use-project-ts-server custom variable to try to use the project's tsserver.js instead of the one installed by lsp-mode. Add ruff-lsp support (additional server for Python). Update documentation of Vue3 install server Add GLSL support. Move inlay hint support in core from lsp-rust and lsp-javascript . Use lsp-inlay-hint-enable instead of lsp-rust-analyzer-server-display-inlay-hints and lsp-javascript-server-display-inlay-hints Add ShaderLab support. Remove custom variable lsp-inlay-hint-enum-format since LSP Specification 3.17 only has type and parameter hint kinds. Add Semgrep support Add AWK language server support. Add support for scala-ts-mode . Drop support for emacs 26.3 Add [ https://github.com/rubocop/rubocop ][RuboCop built-in language server]] for linting and formatting Ruby code. Add Move language server support. Add mdx support using mdx-language-server Release 8.0.0 # Add lsp-clients-angular-node-get-prefix-command to get the Angular server from another location which is still has /lib/node_modules in it. Set lsp-clients-angular-language-server-command after the first connection to speed up subsequent connections. Add lsp-sql-execute-paragraph to execute the current paragraph (like sql-send-paragraph ). Breaking change: bindings for commands under s (like lsp-workspace-shutdown ) were moved under w for better compatibility with Spacemacs removed lsp-print-performance Add support for insert/replace when performing completion. When using company pressing C-u RET will perform the alternative action (the default is replace, but can be changed). Add lsp-after-apply-edits-hook that run after every workspace edit is applied. Safe renamed lsp-diagnose to lsp-doctor . Add lsp-modeline-code-actions-segments for a better customization. Add Lua Language Server , Lua-LSP and improve EmmyLua. Add configuration settings for elixir-ls. Add Nix support. Add Racket support. Provided automatic installers for `lsp-clojure` (`clojure-lsp`). Provided automatic installers for clangd. Added lsp-modeline-workspace-status-mode and option to disable it via lsp-modeline-workspace-status-enable . Automatically download XML language server Lemminx Add Vala support. Add Sorbet Language Server for typechecking Ruby code. Add Elixir test lenses support. Enable headerline breadcrumb by default Add Steep Language Server for typechecking Ruby code. Rename semantic highlighting -> semantic tokens. Add Phpactor Language server Add lsp-headerline-breadcrumb-icons-enable to disable breadcrumb icons. Add ActionScript support. Add iedit integration ( documentHighlights ) Add an interactive lsp-clangd-find-other-file method that uses the clangd extension to return the corresponding header/cpp file from cpp/header file respectively. Add support for Deno language server . Add lsp-dired-mode - integration between dired and lsp-mode Add Grammarly support. Add D support. Add Zig support. Add an interactive lsp-rust-analyzer-reload-workspace function that reloads the Rust-Analyzer workspace from Cargo.toml Rename lsp-rust-analyzer-cargo-load-out-dirs-from-check to lsp-rust-analyzer-cargo-run-build-scripts to align with upstream. Allow customization of lsp-file-watch-ignored-directories and lsp-file-watch-ignored-files at the root of an lsp workspace. Add client for markdown language server (called unified-language-server ) Add client for SystemVerilog language server (called https://github.com/imc-trading/svlangserver ) Add client for python-lsp-server, pylsp ( https://github.com/python-lsp/python-lsp-server ) Deprecate the Palantir Python language server, pyls. Add 2 rust-analyzer LSP extension function lsp-rust-analyzer-related-tests and lsp-rust-analyzer-open-cargo-toml Work around bug in NPM versions 7.0.0 through 7.4.1 that prevented lsp-install-server from working for NPM-based language servers. Add lsp-lens-place-position with option to place code lens at end of line as default. Add LanguageTool support. Add Beancount support. Add Nix language server support. Update the ESLint server to 2.1.23 Add lsp-eslint-warn-on-ignored-files and lsp-eslint-rules-customizations options to the ESLint client Change interface for configuring ESLint code actions - see documentation of lsp-eslint-code-action-disable-rule-comment and lsp-eslint-code-action-show-documentation for details Add interactive lsp-rust-analyzer-move-item-up and lsp-rust-analyzer-move-item-down functions to move Rust items / statements Fix memory leak when handling server response. #3062 Improve support for SemanticTokens adding support for delta and range semantic tokens. Allow override specific semantic tokens faces per client. Mention new lsp-mode integration package consult-lsp . Reorganized lsp-mode code moving features and clients to separated files. #2067 Add support for signatureHelp using posframe . #1999 Add iedit integration. #2478 Release 7.0.1 # Introduced lsp-diagnostics-mode . Safe renamed lsp-flycheck-default-level -> lsp-diagnostics-flycheck-default-level Safe renamed lsp-diagnostic-package -> lsp-diagnostics-provider Dropped support for company-lsp , the suggested provider is company-capf . Moved completion features to lsp-completion.el Safe renamed lsp-prefer-capf -> lsp-completion-provider Safe renamed lsp-enable-completion-at-point -> lsp-completion-enable Release 7.0 # Support for new language server - Shttps://github.com/lighttiger2505/sqls (thanks to @v2okimochi) Provided automatic installers for elp/css/bash/purescript(thanks to @kiennq) Configurable Rust Analyzer inlay face via lsp-rust-analyzer-inlay-face . Add lsp-headerline-breadcrumb-mode which shows a breadcrumb with the document symbols on headerline when enabled. Add lsp-modeline-code-actions-mode which shows code actions on modeline when enabled. Support for Theia-based semantic highlighting has been removed in favor of the semanticTokens protocol specified by LSP 3.16. To enable it, set lsp-enable-semantic-highlighting to t . lsp-metals moved into a separate repo https://github.com/emacs-lsp/lsp-metals Breaking change: use alist instead of hast-tables for lsp-gopls-env and lsp-yaml-schemas . Add lsp-gopls-codelens defcustom to configure codelenses used for golang. Added lsp-diagnose to help users verify their performance related settings Created new website https://emacs-lsp.github.io/lsp-mode/ (thanks to @ericdallo) Implemented special handling of Clangd echo area. Added setting to disable additional text edits ( lsp-completion-enable-additional-text-edit ). Added setting to disable text detail ( lsplsp-completion-show-detail ). Add serenata language server support (thanks to @Sasanidas) Various capf improments - better handling of partial results, support for try-completions, improved responsibility, optimized filtering/sorting, etc. Remove Elixir JakeBecker support (no longer supported) Support semantic tokens protocol (thanks to @sebastiansturm) Improved flycheck integration for better performance. Implemented client side bindings for the protocol. Fixup Ignore timeouts from willSaveWaitUntil Implemented org-mode support (see https://github.com/emacs-lsp/lsp-mode/blob/master/docs/page/lsp-org.md ) Removed support for Theia semantic highlighting protocol Performed several fixes to make sure lsp-mode is working fine with Emacs 28 native compilation. Add modeline code actions support (thanks to @ericdallo). Enabled by default, use lsp-modeline-code-actions-enable to disable it. Migrated to github actions from travis. Add breadcrumb on headerline (thanks to @ericdallo). Disabled by default, can be enabled via lsp-headerline-breadcrumb-enable Migrated lsp-mode to use plists(thanks to @yyoncho, @kiennq and @ericdallo). lsp-diagnostics-modeline: perf improvement (thanks to @kiennq) Release 6.3 # Implemented company-capf integration. company-lsp is no longer supported. Dropped support for dart language server in favour of dart SDK(breaking) Added verilog support for LSP using hdl-checker Implemented call hierarchy support (available in lsp-treemacs ) Implemented support for ESLint language server. ocmalmerlin-lsp moved to ocaml-lsp-server(breaking) Added New VHDL language server https://github.com/kraigher/rust_hdl#configuration Add Nim language server integration Implement automatic downloading facilities and implemented auto-download for typescript-language-server , javascript-typescript-stdio and json-language-server . Implement metals decoration protocol Send metals/didFocusTextDocument notification on buffer change Add default keybindings and which-key integration Add support for Dhall language server Implemented debug adapter protocol support for metals Add CMake language server integration Add rust-analyzer runnables support Implemented rust-analyzer inlay hints Support pyenv for pyls Add clang-tidy specific Flycheck error explainer for the lsp checker Improve lsp-mode completion performance by suppressing non completion related features when completion is active. lsp-json: Enable formatter provider Accommodate the new :end-column and :end-column from flycheck Implement status bar for diagnostics lsp-diagnostics-modeline-mode Auto install of the html-language-server Flycheck support for diagnostic tags (3.15 spec). Adding support for GDScript language server used view mode for metals doctor buffer add texlab as tex LSP server Started new set of integration tests without using ecukes Support \"only\" param when requesting code actions Add Perl-LanguageServer support add support robot-framework language server. Implement deferred semantic highlighting Change default transport for erlang ls to stdio dart language server moved into separate repo https://github.com/emacs-lsp/lsp-dart Activate flow language server if there is flow tag in file or .flowconfig in project Add purescript-language-server (#1596) Process the $/progress messages from LSP 3.15 Display the first line of MarkupContent in eldoc (#1607) Perform willSaveWaitUntil synchronously and with shorter timeout Display images when rendering markdown(useful for latex language servers). Increase lsp-idle-delay to 0.5 Support bash language server glob pattern option (#1594) Use pagebreaks for lsp-describe-thing-at-point lsp-mode: Eliminate quadratic-time index-building for imenu. (#1616) Release 6.2 # Support dynamic rename registration Add basic support for style semantic highlighting Added Haxe language server integration Add C#-support via Roslyn. Add emmy lua support Enable plugins in typescript language server. 1079 Provide support for Ada Language server Implement right click support in lsp-mode buffers. Added built-in support for Rust Analyzer . Added support for HDL Checker server to lsp-vhdl Added support for Terraform language server. Added support for R language server (#1182) Added support for passing environment variables to language servers (#1184) Speedup lsp-mode's JSONRPC processing (\\~2 times) Add cancel-token to lsp-request-async Implement unified way to handle recurring lsp features Added support for powershell language server. Implemented inlay hints for Rust Analyzer (thanks to brotzeit ). Implemented automatic installation for C# language server. Reimplemented textDocument/signatureHelp - now the signature is displayed in lv buffer. Cancel sync requests when presssing C-g during the request. Use c-basic-offset when in cc-mode . Add support for Crystal via scry (#1218). Implement textDocument/documentColor support. Release 6.1 # Support for new languages/language servers: # Kotlin Language Server (Thanks to Jon Carr) gopls Language Server for Go XML Language Server (lsp4xml) Hack (using HHVM ) Intelephense for PHP clojure-lsp for Clojure/ClojureScipt (Thanks to Dario Benedek Fazekas) elmLS for Elm (Thanks to Daniel-V) FsAutoComplete for F# (Thanks to Reed Mullanix) Added Erlang support via erlang ls Added Dockerfile support via dockerfile-language-server-nodejs New logging options # lsp-mode now logs to buffer *lsp-log* , instead of *Messages* . This can be controlled with the variable lsp-log-max (Thanks to Thomas Fini Hansen). If lsp-print-performance is non-nil, lsp-mode will log a corresponding performance trace to *lsp-log* for every message to and from the server. The variable lsp-print-io , when non-nil will cause lsp-mode to log all messages to and from the server to a unique *lsp-io* buffer for every project root. These logs can be saved to a file and viewed using the LSP Inspector . LSP Methods # Add support for textDocument/prepareRename . If supported by the language server, all renaming operations will be tested for validity. Add support for file watches . Add support for CodeAction literals . Add API level support for folding ranges . Folding support for origami.el support is implemented by package lsp-origami . Support document links . This can be controlled using the variable lsp-enable-links . Support resource operations (edits sent from the language server can now create/modify/remove files and directories). Add support for workspace/configuration . Add new function lsp-disconnect . Added lsp-find-definition-mouse and bound to C-<down-mouse-1> Added lsp-extend-selection as a frontend of new LSP method textDocument/extendSelection Other changes # Add project logo (thanks to Jon Carr). Created an integration test suite for lsp-mode (See directory features ). If available, using the native JSON API introduced in Emacs 27.1. Tramp implementation now uses TRAMP process instead of TCP sockets (Thanks to Karsten Patzwaldt). LSP autoconfiguration adds company-lsp to the list of company backends instead of overriding it. Add lsp-mode-map . Add menu bar entries for lsp-mode . Perform before save operations ( textDocument/willSaveWaitUntil ) asynchronously. imenu support is now handled asynchronously (Thanks to Dario Gjorgjevski). Added option :none for lsp-prefer-flymake , which disabled both Flymake and Flycheck support. Changed flymake to report the errors immediately after they arrive instead of waiting flymake to call lsp-mode . Add debounce when server does not support incremental updates. Add hook lsp-after-uninitialized-hook , which stores the list of functions called after a language server has been uninitialized. Add variable lsp-symbol-highlighting-skip-current , which lets the user skip the current symbol when a given symbol is being highlighted. Add variable lsp-enabled-clients , which lets users set which defined clients are allowed to be used. Support multiple signatures while displaying eldoc text. Add variable lsp-signature-render-all , which when non-nil forces lsp-mode to only show the current active signature. Expose configuration settings for various language servers. Language servers can now be disabled with the variable lsp-disabled-clients . Improved applying changes speed. Fixed xref support for emacs 27+ Implemented automatic installation for F# language server. Added Emacs 26.x to CI Fixed handling of stderr when running over TRAMP . Implemented support for running the language server in Docker container over local files. Release 6.0 # lsp-mode now have single entry point lsp for all language and based on the major mode starts the corresponding language servers. Added flymake integration. lsp automatically enables and configures company-lsp , lsp-ui , yasnippet , or flymake if they are present so no additional configuration is needed except installing the packages. That behavior could be disabled by setting lsp-auto-configure to nil . lsp-mode ships with several predefined servers located in lsp-clients.el which does not require additional package. For the more complex Language Servers like Eclipse JDT , ccls , cquery and haskell we still require separate package due to relatively high code base. lsp-mode handles automatically server failures by asking the user whether he/she wants to restart the server. introduced new command lsp-describe-session which replaces the existing one lsp-capabilities . The command lists the folders that are part of the workspace and the servers that are associated with the corresponding folder. lsp-mode displays information about the running server and it's status in the modeline. lsp-define-stdio-client and lsp-define-tcp-client are replaced with lsp-register-client lsp rely on projectile or project.el now only for suggesting project root. Once you open new file in a project and start lsp it will provide several options(import project, blacklist project, select other directory root). Once you select a root it will be persisted and used for the next sessions. support for multiple language servers per single file and workspace. changed lsp-mode settings to more sensible defaults. Removed all synchronous calls from the server startup. Improved multi-folder support. added backends for: Bash, C++, CSS, Dart, Elixir, Fortran, Go, Groovy, HTML, Javascript/Typescript, Javascript/Typescript, Ocaml, PHP, Python, Ruby, Rust, Vue, Flow","title":"Changelog"},{"location":"page/CHANGELOG/#changelog","text":"","title":"Changelog"},{"location":"page/CHANGELOG/#unreleased-801","text":"Add architecture triples for erlang-language-platform file downloads, to support macos on ARM and X86. Add semantic token support for erlang-language-platform in lsp-erlang client. Update erlang-language-platform download file names to match new upstream names. Add erlang-language-platform support in lsp-erlang client. Add credo-language-server Add support for clojure-ts-mode in clojure-lsp client terraform-ls now supports prefill required fields and the ability to validate on save. Ignore .terraform and .terragrunt-cache directories lsp-bash now supports bash-ts-mode lsp-ruby-syntax-tree , lsp-solargraph , lsp-sorbet , lsp-steep , and lsp-typeprof now support ruby-ts-mode Drop support for emacs 26.1 and 26.2 Added support for textDocument/linkedEditingRange via lsp-iedit-linked-ranges and lsp-evil-multiedit-ranges (see #3166 ) Add GraphQL Language Server for autocomplete graphql query Added lsp-auto-touch-files . When it is non-nil it will auto-create the file on the disk before sending textDocument/didOpen . Add lsp-log-io-allowlist-methods for debugging purposes. Enable `lsp-lens-enable` by default. Add TOML support. Add Nginx support. Disable noisy features from lsp-ui : lsp-ui-sideline-show-code-actions and lsp-ui-doc-show-with-cursor . Fix org mode support. #3258 Add remark-language-server Deprecate unified-languge-server in favor of remark-language-server Made it possible to disable lsp-response-timeout entirely. Fix csharp-ls startup on emacs@master (and emacs@emacs-28 on macOS) due to a switch posix spawn and not setting proper sigmask on child processes. Fix incorrect lsp-fsharp defcustom types. Add lsp-fsharp-generate-binlog . Update installation mechanism for fsautocomplete (lsp-fsharp) to use dotnet tool install -g . Fix fsautocomplete (lsp-fsharp) startup on emacs@master (and emacs@emacs-28 on macOS) due to a switch posix_spawn and not setting proper sigmask on child processes. Add TypeProf support. Add Ansible support. Disable lsp-steep-use-bundler by default. Add idris2-lsp Add emmet-ls Support all initializationOptions in typescript-language-server Update rust-analyzer's inlay hint protocol support. Add support for \\~typescript-language-server\\~\u2019s inlay hints. Add support for workspace/willRenameFiles and workspace/didRenameFiles . Improve project root import to read specific keys instead of any events. Support labelDetails of LSP Specification 3.17 Add Gleam support Drop deprecated rust-analyzer variable lsp-rust-analyzer-import-merge-behaviour Added run and debug code lenses to lsp-kotlin Add setting UPDATE EXPECT =1 when running `expect!` tests lsp-rust Add lsp-use-workspace-root-for-server-default-directory . Add marksman support. lsp-find-references to include declaration by default (configurable with lsp-references-exclude-definition ) Add syntax tree support for Ruby code. lsp-organize-imports no longer prompts for an action, even if lsp-auto-execute-action is nil. Add mint-lang support. Add lsp-sorbet-as-add-on variable to allow running the Sorbet server as an add-on alongside Solargraph or others Add dot-language-server ( a.k.a. Graphviz) support. Add PLS support (additional sever for Perl). Fix lsp-avy-lens when avy-style is 'de-bruijn or 'words #3554 Fix lsp-avy-lens when lsp-lens-place-position position is end-of-line Add lsp-clojure-trace-enable variable. Add some support for rust-analyzer semantic token modifiers. Highlights mutable and reference variables. Update version for lsp-xml to 0.21.0, adding custom variables for new formatting options. Changes variable lsp-xml-validation-schema to be an alist rather than a boolean. Adds lsp-xml-preferences-quote-style as a replacement for obsolete lsp-xml-format-quotes . Add nil support (additional server for Nix) Add Volar 1.0 support, refactor vue-language-server initializationOptions , and remove multi server that is no longer needed. Ensure that incomplete completions only trigger when retriggering from the same completion session #3028 lsp-kotlin now supports kotlin-ts-mode lsp-elixir now supports elixir-ts-mode and heex-ts-mode Update Magik Add lsp-clients-typescript-prefer-use-project-ts-server custom variable to try to use the project's tsserver.js instead of the one installed by lsp-mode. Add ruff-lsp support (additional server for Python). Update documentation of Vue3 install server Add GLSL support. Move inlay hint support in core from lsp-rust and lsp-javascript . Use lsp-inlay-hint-enable instead of lsp-rust-analyzer-server-display-inlay-hints and lsp-javascript-server-display-inlay-hints Add ShaderLab support. Remove custom variable lsp-inlay-hint-enum-format since LSP Specification 3.17 only has type and parameter hint kinds. Add Semgrep support Add AWK language server support. Add support for scala-ts-mode . Drop support for emacs 26.3 Add [ https://github.com/rubocop/rubocop ][RuboCop built-in language server]] for linting and formatting Ruby code. Add Move language server support. Add mdx support using mdx-language-server","title":"Unreleased 8.0.1"},{"location":"page/CHANGELOG/#release-800","text":"Add lsp-clients-angular-node-get-prefix-command to get the Angular server from another location which is still has /lib/node_modules in it. Set lsp-clients-angular-language-server-command after the first connection to speed up subsequent connections. Add lsp-sql-execute-paragraph to execute the current paragraph (like sql-send-paragraph ). Breaking change: bindings for commands under s (like lsp-workspace-shutdown ) were moved under w for better compatibility with Spacemacs removed lsp-print-performance Add support for insert/replace when performing completion. When using company pressing C-u RET will perform the alternative action (the default is replace, but can be changed). Add lsp-after-apply-edits-hook that run after every workspace edit is applied. Safe renamed lsp-diagnose to lsp-doctor . Add lsp-modeline-code-actions-segments for a better customization. Add Lua Language Server , Lua-LSP and improve EmmyLua. Add configuration settings for elixir-ls. Add Nix support. Add Racket support. Provided automatic installers for `lsp-clojure` (`clojure-lsp`). Provided automatic installers for clangd. Added lsp-modeline-workspace-status-mode and option to disable it via lsp-modeline-workspace-status-enable . Automatically download XML language server Lemminx Add Vala support. Add Sorbet Language Server for typechecking Ruby code. Add Elixir test lenses support. Enable headerline breadcrumb by default Add Steep Language Server for typechecking Ruby code. Rename semantic highlighting -> semantic tokens. Add Phpactor Language server Add lsp-headerline-breadcrumb-icons-enable to disable breadcrumb icons. Add ActionScript support. Add iedit integration ( documentHighlights ) Add an interactive lsp-clangd-find-other-file method that uses the clangd extension to return the corresponding header/cpp file from cpp/header file respectively. Add support for Deno language server . Add lsp-dired-mode - integration between dired and lsp-mode Add Grammarly support. Add D support. Add Zig support. Add an interactive lsp-rust-analyzer-reload-workspace function that reloads the Rust-Analyzer workspace from Cargo.toml Rename lsp-rust-analyzer-cargo-load-out-dirs-from-check to lsp-rust-analyzer-cargo-run-build-scripts to align with upstream. Allow customization of lsp-file-watch-ignored-directories and lsp-file-watch-ignored-files at the root of an lsp workspace. Add client for markdown language server (called unified-language-server ) Add client for SystemVerilog language server (called https://github.com/imc-trading/svlangserver ) Add client for python-lsp-server, pylsp ( https://github.com/python-lsp/python-lsp-server ) Deprecate the Palantir Python language server, pyls. Add 2 rust-analyzer LSP extension function lsp-rust-analyzer-related-tests and lsp-rust-analyzer-open-cargo-toml Work around bug in NPM versions 7.0.0 through 7.4.1 that prevented lsp-install-server from working for NPM-based language servers. Add lsp-lens-place-position with option to place code lens at end of line as default. Add LanguageTool support. Add Beancount support. Add Nix language server support. Update the ESLint server to 2.1.23 Add lsp-eslint-warn-on-ignored-files and lsp-eslint-rules-customizations options to the ESLint client Change interface for configuring ESLint code actions - see documentation of lsp-eslint-code-action-disable-rule-comment and lsp-eslint-code-action-show-documentation for details Add interactive lsp-rust-analyzer-move-item-up and lsp-rust-analyzer-move-item-down functions to move Rust items / statements Fix memory leak when handling server response. #3062 Improve support for SemanticTokens adding support for delta and range semantic tokens. Allow override specific semantic tokens faces per client. Mention new lsp-mode integration package consult-lsp . Reorganized lsp-mode code moving features and clients to separated files. #2067 Add support for signatureHelp using posframe . #1999 Add iedit integration. #2478","title":"Release 8.0.0"},{"location":"page/CHANGELOG/#release-701","text":"Introduced lsp-diagnostics-mode . Safe renamed lsp-flycheck-default-level -> lsp-diagnostics-flycheck-default-level Safe renamed lsp-diagnostic-package -> lsp-diagnostics-provider Dropped support for company-lsp , the suggested provider is company-capf . Moved completion features to lsp-completion.el Safe renamed lsp-prefer-capf -> lsp-completion-provider Safe renamed lsp-enable-completion-at-point -> lsp-completion-enable","title":"Release 7.0.1"},{"location":"page/CHANGELOG/#release-70","text":"Support for new language server - Shttps://github.com/lighttiger2505/sqls (thanks to @v2okimochi) Provided automatic installers for elp/css/bash/purescript(thanks to @kiennq) Configurable Rust Analyzer inlay face via lsp-rust-analyzer-inlay-face . Add lsp-headerline-breadcrumb-mode which shows a breadcrumb with the document symbols on headerline when enabled. Add lsp-modeline-code-actions-mode which shows code actions on modeline when enabled. Support for Theia-based semantic highlighting has been removed in favor of the semanticTokens protocol specified by LSP 3.16. To enable it, set lsp-enable-semantic-highlighting to t . lsp-metals moved into a separate repo https://github.com/emacs-lsp/lsp-metals Breaking change: use alist instead of hast-tables for lsp-gopls-env and lsp-yaml-schemas . Add lsp-gopls-codelens defcustom to configure codelenses used for golang. Added lsp-diagnose to help users verify their performance related settings Created new website https://emacs-lsp.github.io/lsp-mode/ (thanks to @ericdallo) Implemented special handling of Clangd echo area. Added setting to disable additional text edits ( lsp-completion-enable-additional-text-edit ). Added setting to disable text detail ( lsplsp-completion-show-detail ). Add serenata language server support (thanks to @Sasanidas) Various capf improments - better handling of partial results, support for try-completions, improved responsibility, optimized filtering/sorting, etc. Remove Elixir JakeBecker support (no longer supported) Support semantic tokens protocol (thanks to @sebastiansturm) Improved flycheck integration for better performance. Implemented client side bindings for the protocol. Fixup Ignore timeouts from willSaveWaitUntil Implemented org-mode support (see https://github.com/emacs-lsp/lsp-mode/blob/master/docs/page/lsp-org.md ) Removed support for Theia semantic highlighting protocol Performed several fixes to make sure lsp-mode is working fine with Emacs 28 native compilation. Add modeline code actions support (thanks to @ericdallo). Enabled by default, use lsp-modeline-code-actions-enable to disable it. Migrated to github actions from travis. Add breadcrumb on headerline (thanks to @ericdallo). Disabled by default, can be enabled via lsp-headerline-breadcrumb-enable Migrated lsp-mode to use plists(thanks to @yyoncho, @kiennq and @ericdallo). lsp-diagnostics-modeline: perf improvement (thanks to @kiennq)","title":"Release 7.0"},{"location":"page/CHANGELOG/#release-63","text":"Implemented company-capf integration. company-lsp is no longer supported. Dropped support for dart language server in favour of dart SDK(breaking) Added verilog support for LSP using hdl-checker Implemented call hierarchy support (available in lsp-treemacs ) Implemented support for ESLint language server. ocmalmerlin-lsp moved to ocaml-lsp-server(breaking) Added New VHDL language server https://github.com/kraigher/rust_hdl#configuration Add Nim language server integration Implement automatic downloading facilities and implemented auto-download for typescript-language-server , javascript-typescript-stdio and json-language-server . Implement metals decoration protocol Send metals/didFocusTextDocument notification on buffer change Add default keybindings and which-key integration Add support for Dhall language server Implemented debug adapter protocol support for metals Add CMake language server integration Add rust-analyzer runnables support Implemented rust-analyzer inlay hints Support pyenv for pyls Add clang-tidy specific Flycheck error explainer for the lsp checker Improve lsp-mode completion performance by suppressing non completion related features when completion is active. lsp-json: Enable formatter provider Accommodate the new :end-column and :end-column from flycheck Implement status bar for diagnostics lsp-diagnostics-modeline-mode Auto install of the html-language-server Flycheck support for diagnostic tags (3.15 spec). Adding support for GDScript language server used view mode for metals doctor buffer add texlab as tex LSP server Started new set of integration tests without using ecukes Support \"only\" param when requesting code actions Add Perl-LanguageServer support add support robot-framework language server. Implement deferred semantic highlighting Change default transport for erlang ls to stdio dart language server moved into separate repo https://github.com/emacs-lsp/lsp-dart Activate flow language server if there is flow tag in file or .flowconfig in project Add purescript-language-server (#1596) Process the $/progress messages from LSP 3.15 Display the first line of MarkupContent in eldoc (#1607) Perform willSaveWaitUntil synchronously and with shorter timeout Display images when rendering markdown(useful for latex language servers). Increase lsp-idle-delay to 0.5 Support bash language server glob pattern option (#1594) Use pagebreaks for lsp-describe-thing-at-point lsp-mode: Eliminate quadratic-time index-building for imenu. (#1616)","title":"Release 6.3"},{"location":"page/CHANGELOG/#release-62","text":"Support dynamic rename registration Add basic support for style semantic highlighting Added Haxe language server integration Add C#-support via Roslyn. Add emmy lua support Enable plugins in typescript language server. 1079 Provide support for Ada Language server Implement right click support in lsp-mode buffers. Added built-in support for Rust Analyzer . Added support for HDL Checker server to lsp-vhdl Added support for Terraform language server. Added support for R language server (#1182) Added support for passing environment variables to language servers (#1184) Speedup lsp-mode's JSONRPC processing (\\~2 times) Add cancel-token to lsp-request-async Implement unified way to handle recurring lsp features Added support for powershell language server. Implemented inlay hints for Rust Analyzer (thanks to brotzeit ). Implemented automatic installation for C# language server. Reimplemented textDocument/signatureHelp - now the signature is displayed in lv buffer. Cancel sync requests when presssing C-g during the request. Use c-basic-offset when in cc-mode . Add support for Crystal via scry (#1218). Implement textDocument/documentColor support.","title":"Release 6.2"},{"location":"page/CHANGELOG/#release-61","text":"","title":"Release 6.1"},{"location":"page/CHANGELOG/#support-for-new-languageslanguage-servers","text":"Kotlin Language Server (Thanks to Jon Carr) gopls Language Server for Go XML Language Server (lsp4xml) Hack (using HHVM ) Intelephense for PHP clojure-lsp for Clojure/ClojureScipt (Thanks to Dario Benedek Fazekas) elmLS for Elm (Thanks to Daniel-V) FsAutoComplete for F# (Thanks to Reed Mullanix) Added Erlang support via erlang ls Added Dockerfile support via dockerfile-language-server-nodejs","title":"Support for new languages/language servers:"},{"location":"page/CHANGELOG/#new-logging-options","text":"lsp-mode now logs to buffer *lsp-log* , instead of *Messages* . This can be controlled with the variable lsp-log-max (Thanks to Thomas Fini Hansen). If lsp-print-performance is non-nil, lsp-mode will log a corresponding performance trace to *lsp-log* for every message to and from the server. The variable lsp-print-io , when non-nil will cause lsp-mode to log all messages to and from the server to a unique *lsp-io* buffer for every project root. These logs can be saved to a file and viewed using the LSP Inspector .","title":"New logging options"},{"location":"page/CHANGELOG/#lsp-methods","text":"Add support for textDocument/prepareRename . If supported by the language server, all renaming operations will be tested for validity. Add support for file watches . Add support for CodeAction literals . Add API level support for folding ranges . Folding support for origami.el support is implemented by package lsp-origami . Support document links . This can be controlled using the variable lsp-enable-links . Support resource operations (edits sent from the language server can now create/modify/remove files and directories). Add support for workspace/configuration . Add new function lsp-disconnect . Added lsp-find-definition-mouse and bound to C-<down-mouse-1> Added lsp-extend-selection as a frontend of new LSP method textDocument/extendSelection","title":"LSP Methods"},{"location":"page/CHANGELOG/#other-changes","text":"Add project logo (thanks to Jon Carr). Created an integration test suite for lsp-mode (See directory features ). If available, using the native JSON API introduced in Emacs 27.1. Tramp implementation now uses TRAMP process instead of TCP sockets (Thanks to Karsten Patzwaldt). LSP autoconfiguration adds company-lsp to the list of company backends instead of overriding it. Add lsp-mode-map . Add menu bar entries for lsp-mode . Perform before save operations ( textDocument/willSaveWaitUntil ) asynchronously. imenu support is now handled asynchronously (Thanks to Dario Gjorgjevski). Added option :none for lsp-prefer-flymake , which disabled both Flymake and Flycheck support. Changed flymake to report the errors immediately after they arrive instead of waiting flymake to call lsp-mode . Add debounce when server does not support incremental updates. Add hook lsp-after-uninitialized-hook , which stores the list of functions called after a language server has been uninitialized. Add variable lsp-symbol-highlighting-skip-current , which lets the user skip the current symbol when a given symbol is being highlighted. Add variable lsp-enabled-clients , which lets users set which defined clients are allowed to be used. Support multiple signatures while displaying eldoc text. Add variable lsp-signature-render-all , which when non-nil forces lsp-mode to only show the current active signature. Expose configuration settings for various language servers. Language servers can now be disabled with the variable lsp-disabled-clients . Improved applying changes speed. Fixed xref support for emacs 27+ Implemented automatic installation for F# language server. Added Emacs 26.x to CI Fixed handling of stderr when running over TRAMP . Implemented support for running the language server in Docker container over local files.","title":"Other changes"},{"location":"page/CHANGELOG/#release-60","text":"lsp-mode now have single entry point lsp for all language and based on the major mode starts the corresponding language servers. Added flymake integration. lsp automatically enables and configures company-lsp , lsp-ui , yasnippet , or flymake if they are present so no additional configuration is needed except installing the packages. That behavior could be disabled by setting lsp-auto-configure to nil . lsp-mode ships with several predefined servers located in lsp-clients.el which does not require additional package. For the more complex Language Servers like Eclipse JDT , ccls , cquery and haskell we still require separate package due to relatively high code base. lsp-mode handles automatically server failures by asking the user whether he/she wants to restart the server. introduced new command lsp-describe-session which replaces the existing one lsp-capabilities . The command lists the folders that are part of the workspace and the servers that are associated with the corresponding folder. lsp-mode displays information about the running server and it's status in the modeline. lsp-define-stdio-client and lsp-define-tcp-client are replaced with lsp-register-client lsp rely on projectile or project.el now only for suggesting project root. Once you open new file in a project and start lsp it will provide several options(import project, blacklist project, select other directory root). Once you select a root it will be persisted and used for the next sessions. support for multiple language servers per single file and workspace. changed lsp-mode settings to more sensible defaults. Removed all synchronous calls from the server startup. Improved multi-folder support. added backends for: Bash, C++, CSS, Dart, Elixir, Fortran, Go, Groovy, HTML, Javascript/Typescript, Javascript/Typescript, Ocaml, PHP, Python, Ruby, Rust, Vue, Flow","title":"Release 6.0"},{"location":"page/adding-new-language/","text":"Adding support for languages # Registering server # Here it is the minimal configuration that is needed for new language server registration. Refer to the documentation of lsp-mode.el for the additional settings supported on registration time. lsp-language-id-configuration must be updated to contain the corresponding mode -> language id - in this case (python-mode . \"python\") ( defvar lsp-language-id-configuration ' ( ... ( python-mode . \"python\" ) ... )) ;; if you are adding the support for your language server in separate repo use ;; (add-to-list 'lsp-language-id-configuration '(python-mode . \"python\")) ( lsp-register-client ( make-lsp-client :new-connection ( lsp-stdio-connection \"pyls\" ) :activation-fn ( lsp-activate-on \"python\" ) :server-id 'pyls )) lsp-mode is using lsp-language-id-configuration to determine what is the buffer language. When the major-mode is not sufficient to determine the language (e.g. web-mode is used for javascript , html , and css ) you can put regex. Note: In the above example, when a new client is created using make-lsp-client , a new connection to the language server is created using lsp-stdio-connection . Please carefully check its documentation, as the function checks for various things (e.g. testing for the executable in PATH) and handles respective errors. Often while adding a server, the LSP client author might do these checks themselves, but without handling the errors correctly. This leads to features like lsp-install-server breaking for other users; e.g. see this issue . This is a common mistake that keeps reoccurring. Here's an example of how to set up a custom language server in your init.el file: ;; Use shopify-cli / theme-check-language-server for Shopify's liquid syntax ( with-eval-after-load 'lsp-mode ( add-to-list 'lsp-language-id-configuration ' ( shopify-mode . \"shopify\" )) ( lsp-register-client ( make-lsp-client :new-connection ( lsp-stdio-connection \"theme-check-language-server\" ) :activation-fn ( lsp-activate-on \"shopify\" ) :server-id 'theme-check ))) Note: This example assumes that you've already set up a major mode of your own either by deriving it from web-mode or perhaps by writing it yourself. If the language server supports environment variables to control additional behavior, you can register that by using the :environment-fn function, like the Bash language client does: ( lsp-register-client ( make-lsp-client :new-connection ( lsp-stdio-connection ' ( \"bash-language-server\" \"start\" )) :activation-fn ( lsp-activate-on \"shellscript\" ) :priority -1 :environment-fn ( lambda () ' (( \"EXPLAINSHELL_ENDPOINT\" . lsp-bash-explainshell-endpoint ) ( \"HIGHLIGHT_PARSING_ERRORS\" . lsp-bash-highlight-parsing-errors ))) :server-id 'bash-ls )) lsp-bash-explainshell-endpoint and lsp-bash-highlight-parsing-errors are language client defcustom that expose supported server environment settings in a type-safe way. If you change any of those variables, restart the language server with lsp-restart-workspace for the changes to be applied. Also, if new client support customizing language server path. It's recommended to make a wrapper function so the user can customize the value even after the client has been loaded. ( defcustom lsp-tex-executable \"digestif\" \"Command to start the Digestif language server.\" :group 'lsp-tex :risky t :type 'file ) ( lsp-register-client ( make-lsp-client ;; instead of `:new-connection (lsp-stdio-connection lsp-text-executable)` use :new-connection ( lsp-stdio-connection ( lambda () lsp-text-executable )) :activation-fn ( lsp-activate-on \"plaintex\" \"latex\" ) :priority -1 :server-id 'digestif )) Sections # lsp-mode provides tools to bridge emacs defcustom as a language configuration sections properties(see specification workspace/configuration ). In addition you may use lsp-generate-settings from Generate Settings script to generate lsp-defcustom from package.json VScode plugin manifest. Example: ( lsp-defcustom lsp-foo-language-server-property \"bar\" \"Demo property.\" :group 'foo-ls :lsp-path \"foo.section.property\" ) ( lsp-configuration-section \"foo\" ) ;; => ((\"foo\" (\"settings\" (\"property\" . \"bar\")))) Documentation # Add the new language server to the lsp-clients.json file sorted by the full-name key alphabetically. Create a new navigation entry in mkdocs.yml file.","title":"Adding new language"},{"location":"page/adding-new-language/#adding-support-for-languages","text":"","title":"Adding support for languages"},{"location":"page/adding-new-language/#registering-server","text":"Here it is the minimal configuration that is needed for new language server registration. Refer to the documentation of lsp-mode.el for the additional settings supported on registration time. lsp-language-id-configuration must be updated to contain the corresponding mode -> language id - in this case (python-mode . \"python\") ( defvar lsp-language-id-configuration ' ( ... ( python-mode . \"python\" ) ... )) ;; if you are adding the support for your language server in separate repo use ;; (add-to-list 'lsp-language-id-configuration '(python-mode . \"python\")) ( lsp-register-client ( make-lsp-client :new-connection ( lsp-stdio-connection \"pyls\" ) :activation-fn ( lsp-activate-on \"python\" ) :server-id 'pyls )) lsp-mode is using lsp-language-id-configuration to determine what is the buffer language. When the major-mode is not sufficient to determine the language (e.g. web-mode is used for javascript , html , and css ) you can put regex. Note: In the above example, when a new client is created using make-lsp-client , a new connection to the language server is created using lsp-stdio-connection . Please carefully check its documentation, as the function checks for various things (e.g. testing for the executable in PATH) and handles respective errors. Often while adding a server, the LSP client author might do these checks themselves, but without handling the errors correctly. This leads to features like lsp-install-server breaking for other users; e.g. see this issue . This is a common mistake that keeps reoccurring. Here's an example of how to set up a custom language server in your init.el file: ;; Use shopify-cli / theme-check-language-server for Shopify's liquid syntax ( with-eval-after-load 'lsp-mode ( add-to-list 'lsp-language-id-configuration ' ( shopify-mode . \"shopify\" )) ( lsp-register-client ( make-lsp-client :new-connection ( lsp-stdio-connection \"theme-check-language-server\" ) :activation-fn ( lsp-activate-on \"shopify\" ) :server-id 'theme-check ))) Note: This example assumes that you've already set up a major mode of your own either by deriving it from web-mode or perhaps by writing it yourself. If the language server supports environment variables to control additional behavior, you can register that by using the :environment-fn function, like the Bash language client does: ( lsp-register-client ( make-lsp-client :new-connection ( lsp-stdio-connection ' ( \"bash-language-server\" \"start\" )) :activation-fn ( lsp-activate-on \"shellscript\" ) :priority -1 :environment-fn ( lambda () ' (( \"EXPLAINSHELL_ENDPOINT\" . lsp-bash-explainshell-endpoint ) ( \"HIGHLIGHT_PARSING_ERRORS\" . lsp-bash-highlight-parsing-errors ))) :server-id 'bash-ls )) lsp-bash-explainshell-endpoint and lsp-bash-highlight-parsing-errors are language client defcustom that expose supported server environment settings in a type-safe way. If you change any of those variables, restart the language server with lsp-restart-workspace for the changes to be applied. Also, if new client support customizing language server path. 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Example: ( lsp-defcustom lsp-foo-language-server-property \"bar\" \"Demo property.\" :group 'foo-ls :lsp-path \"foo.section.property\" ) ( lsp-configuration-section \"foo\" ) ;; => ((\"foo\" (\"settings\" (\"property\" . \"bar\"))))","title":"Sections"},{"location":"page/adding-new-language/#documentation","text":"Add the new language server to the lsp-clients.json file sorted by the full-name key alphabetically. Create a new navigation entry in mkdocs.yml file.","title":"Documentation"},{"location":"page/faq/","text":"FAQ # How do I troubleshoot \"Server FOO-LS:pid exited with status signal. Do you want to restart it? (y or n)\" ? # This message indicates that the language server has crashed for some reason. You may check the server stderr which is *FOO-LS::stderr* . If you get this try to run the exact command that lsp-mode is running in the terminal. You may find it in *lsp-log* buffer. How to configure a server with local variables? # Add lsp server call to hack-local-variables-hook which runs right after the local variables are loaded. ( add-hook 'hack-local-variables-hook ( lambda () ( when ( derived-mode-p 'XXX-mode ) ( lsp )))) I have multiple language servers registered for language FOO. Which one will be used when opening a project? # The one with highest priority wins. Servers defined in lsp-mode tend to have lower priority than the external packages (priority 0 if unspecified). If a server is registered with :add-on? flag set to t it will be started in parallel to the other servers that are registered for the current mode. If the server that you want to use is not with the highest priority you may use lsp-disabled-clients to disable the server with higher priority or use lsp-enabled-clients to enable only the servers you want to use. In order to find the server ids you may check *lsp-log* buffer. I have multiple language servers for language FOO and I want to select the server per project, what can I do? # You may create dir-local for each of the projects and specify list of lsp-enabled-clients . This will narrow the list of the clients that are going to be tested for the project. The completion does not work fine and inserts arguments and placeholders, what I am doing wrong? # make sure you have installed yasnippet and you have yasnippet minor mode enabled. I am getting \"Package \u2018spinner-1.7.3\u2019 is unavailable\" when trying to install lsp-mode . # This is caused by GPG keys used by the ELPA package manager not being up to date. You may fix by installing: gnu-elpa-keyring-update The flycheck does not work in typescript , html and javascript blocks in vue-mode . How to fix that? # This is caused by the fact that vue-mode uses multiple major modes in single file and the lsp-ui checker may not associated with the major mode at point. You could fix that by adding the following lines to your config. ( with-eval-after-load 'lsp-mode ( mapc #' lsp-flycheck-add-mode ' ( typescript-mode js-mode css-mode vue-html-mode ))) I have disabled snippets and Rust Analyzer server inserts redundant $0 when performing completion? # Rust Analyzer does not support disabling snippets - see https://github.com/rust-analyzer/rust-analyzer/issues/2518 How do I force lsp-mode to forget the workspace folders for multi root servers so the workspace folders are added on demand? # Use the following snippet: ( advice-add 'lsp :before ( lambda ( &rest _args ) ( eval ' ( setf ( lsp-session-server-id->folders ( lsp-session )) ( ht ))))) When using clojure with clojure-lsp lsp-mode is interfering with typing (e. g. deleting whitespace while typing), how to fix that? # The issue is caused by clojure-lsp server being more aggressive with formatting(deleting whitespaces) and aggressive-indent-mode being on and calling it while typing. 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Which one will be used when opening a project?"},{"location":"page/faq/#i-have-multiple-language-servers-for-language-foo-and-i-want-to-select-the-server-per-project-what-can-i-do","text":"You may create dir-local for each of the projects and specify list of lsp-enabled-clients . This will narrow the list of the clients that are going to be tested for the project.","title":"I have multiple language servers for language FOO and I want to select the server per project, what can I do?"},{"location":"page/faq/#the-completion-does-not-work-fine-and-inserts-arguments-and-placeholders-what-i-am-doing-wrong","text":"make sure you have installed yasnippet and you have yasnippet minor mode enabled.","title":"The completion does not work fine and inserts arguments and placeholders, what I am doing wrong?"},{"location":"page/faq/#i-am-getting-package-spinner-173-is-unavailable-when-trying-to-install-lsp-mode","text":"This is caused by GPG keys used by the ELPA package manager not being up to date. You may fix by installing: gnu-elpa-keyring-update","title":"I am getting \"Package \u2018spinner-1.7.3\u2019 is unavailable\" when trying to install lsp-mode."},{"location":"page/faq/#the-flycheck-does-not-work-in-typescript-html-and-javascript-blocks-in-vue-mode-how-to-fix-that","text":"This is caused by the fact that vue-mode uses multiple major modes in single file and the lsp-ui checker may not associated with the major mode at point. You could fix that by adding the following lines to your config. ( with-eval-after-load 'lsp-mode ( mapc #' lsp-flycheck-add-mode ' ( typescript-mode js-mode css-mode vue-html-mode )))","title":"The flycheck does not work in typescript, html and javascript blocks in vue-mode. How to fix that?"},{"location":"page/faq/#i-have-disabled-snippets-and-rust-analyzer-server-inserts-redundant-0-when-performing-completion","text":"Rust Analyzer does not support disabling snippets - see https://github.com/rust-analyzer/rust-analyzer/issues/2518","title":"I have disabled snippets and Rust Analyzer server inserts redundant $0 when performing completion?"},{"location":"page/faq/#how-do-i-force-lsp-mode-to-forget-the-workspace-folders-for-multi-root-servers-so-the-workspace-folders-are-added-on-demand","text":"Use the following snippet: ( advice-add 'lsp :before ( lambda ( &rest _args ) ( eval ' ( setf ( lsp-session-server-id->folders ( lsp-session )) ( ht )))))","title":"How do I force lsp-mode to forget the workspace folders for multi root servers so the workspace folders are added on demand?"},{"location":"page/faq/#when-using-clojure-with-clojure-lsp-lsp-mode-is-interfering-with-typing-e-g-deleting-whitespace-while-typing-how-to-fix-that","text":"The issue is caused by clojure-lsp server being more aggressive with formatting(deleting whitespaces) and aggressive-indent-mode being on and calling it while typing. The solution is either to disable aggressive-indent-mode or to disable lsp-mode formatting via lsp-enable-indentation .","title":"When using clojure with clojure-lsp lsp-mode is interfering with typing (e. g. deleting whitespace while typing), how to fix that?"},{"location":"page/faq/#how-do-i-disable-automatic-installation","text":"``` elisp ( setq lsp - enable - suggest - server - download nil ) ```","title":"How do I disable automatic installation?"},{"location":"page/file-watchers/","text":"File watchers # When some of the workspaces that are active in the current project requests file notifications via workspace/didChangeWatchedFiles , lsp-mode will start monitoring each of the folders in the workspace for changes to notify the server about that. In case you have issues with file watchers, first, check what folders are being watched, they are logged on *lsp-log* when the server starts, then you may consider check the below: If your project has some specific folder that should not be watched, you can exclude it with: ( with-eval-after-load 'lsp-mode ( add-to-list 'lsp-file-watch-ignored-directories \"[/\\\\\\\\]\\\\.my-folder\\\\'\" ) ;; or ( add-to-list 'lsp-file-watch-ignored-files \"[/\\\\\\\\]\\\\.my-files\\\\'\" )) Increase the file watch warning threshold, the default is 1000 , (setq lsp-file-watch-threshold 2000) If the folder is some kind of cache folder or something that should always be excluded for everyone, consider opening a pull request or informing the maintainers to add to the common regex . In last case, disable file watchers with (setq lsp-enable-file-watchers nil) (you may use dir-locals).","title":"File watchers"},{"location":"page/file-watchers/#file-watchers","text":"When some of the workspaces that are active in the current project requests file notifications via workspace/didChangeWatchedFiles , lsp-mode will start monitoring each of the folders in the workspace for changes to notify the server about that. In case you have issues with file watchers, first, check what folders are being watched, they are logged on *lsp-log* when the server starts, then you may consider check the below: If your project has some specific folder that should not be watched, you can exclude it with: ( with-eval-after-load 'lsp-mode ( add-to-list 'lsp-file-watch-ignored-directories \"[/\\\\\\\\]\\\\.my-folder\\\\'\" ) ;; or ( add-to-list 'lsp-file-watch-ignored-files \"[/\\\\\\\\]\\\\.my-files\\\\'\" )) Increase the file watch warning threshold, the default is 1000 , (setq lsp-file-watch-threshold 2000) If the folder is some kind of cache folder or something that should always be excluded for everyone, consider opening a pull request or informing the maintainers to add to the common regex . In last case, disable file watchers with (setq lsp-enable-file-watchers nil) (you may use dir-locals).","title":"File watchers"},{"location":"page/gallery/","text":"Gallery # RUST Completion # Typescript references using lsp-ui # Debugging Python using dap-mode # Call hierarchy via ccls # Metals Doctor # Flutter debugging # Semantic highlighting # As provided by clangd, built from unreleased 10.0 branch, in this screenshot, all other font-locking has been disabled (hence no syntax highlighting of comments or basic keywords such as ~auto~): clang-tidy error explanations # From the clangd language server:","title":"Gallery"},{"location":"page/gallery/#gallery","text":"","title":"Gallery"},{"location":"page/gallery/#rust-completion","text":"","title":"RUST Completion"},{"location":"page/gallery/#typescript-references-using-lsp-ui","text":"","title":"Typescript references using lsp-ui"},{"location":"page/gallery/#debugging-python-using-dap-mode","text":"","title":"Debugging Python using dap-mode"},{"location":"page/gallery/#call-hierarchy-via-ccls","text":"","title":"Call hierarchy via ccls"},{"location":"page/gallery/#metals-doctor","text":"","title":"Metals Doctor"},{"location":"page/gallery/#flutter-debugging","text":"","title":"Flutter debugging"},{"location":"page/gallery/#semantic-highlighting","text":"As provided by clangd, built from unreleased 10.0 branch, in this screenshot, all other font-locking has been disabled (hence no syntax highlighting of comments or basic keywords such as ~auto~):","title":"Semantic highlighting"},{"location":"page/gallery/#clang-tidy-error-explanations","text":"From the clangd language server:","title":"clang-tidy error explanations"},{"location":"page/installation/","text":"Installation # You need first lsp-mode , that is a Emacs client for an LSP server. Then you need to install the specific LSP server for your language. Finally, call M-x lsp or use the corresponding major mode hook to autostart the server. Client # lsp-mode has multiple ways to install it. Manually via MELPA # The recommended way to install lsp-mode is via package.el - the built-in package manager in Emacs. lsp-mode is available on the two major package.el community maintained repos - MELPA Stable and MELPA . M-x package-install RET lsp-mode RET When updating your packages with package.el , we recommend the following procedure: 1. Delete your LSP - related packages 2. Restart Emacs 3. Install the new versions of the packages . Doom Emacs # Doom Emacs has a module to install and configure lsp-mode automatically, you just need to add lsp below :tools in your init.el . To add lsp-mode support to some language, you can add the +lsp flag to the language you want. Example: init.el ... :lang ( clojure +lsp ) ( dart +lsp ) ( java +lsp ) ... For Doom Emacs module flags and more information, check the doom-emacs lsp module documentation . Spacemacs # lsp-mode is included in spacemacs develop branch. Add lsp to dotspacemacs-configuration-layers and configure the language that you want to use to be backed by lsp backend. Vanilla Emacs # You could go minimal and use lsp-mode as it is without external packages with the built-in flymake and completion-at-point or you could install the following extensions for better experience: lsp-ui for fancy sideline, popup documentation, VScode-like peek UI, etc. flycheck if you prefer the more popular flycheck over renewed flymake . lsp-mode will automatically pick it up. company-mode for completion popups. lsp-treemacs for various tree based UI controls (symbols, errors overview, call hierarchy, etc.) helm-lsp provides on type completion alternative of xref-apropos using helm . lsp-ivy provides on type completion alternative of xref-apropos using ivy . dap-mode if your language is supported by the debugger. ;; if you want to change prefix for lsp-mode keybindings. ( setq lsp-keymap-prefix \"s-l\" ) ( require 'lsp-mode ) ( add-hook 'XXX-mode-hook #' lsp ) Where XXX could be major mode like python , java , c++ . Alternatively, if you want to minimize your configuration you may use prog-mode-hook . In case you do that, lsp will try to start for each programming mode and echo a message when there is no client registered for the current mode or if the corresponding server is not present. In addition, lsp-mode will automatically detect and configure lsp-ui and company-mode . To turn off that behavior you could set lsp-auto-configure to nil . To defer LSP server startup (and DidOpen notifications) until the buffer is visible you can use lsp-deferred instead of lsp : ( add-hook 'XXX-mode-hook #' lsp-deferred ) use-package # Replace (require 'lsp-mode) with the following if you use use-package. ( use-package lsp-mode :init ;; set prefix for lsp-command-keymap (few alternatives - \"C-l\", \"C-c l\") ( setq lsp-keymap-prefix \"C-c l\" ) :hook ( ;; replace XXX-mode with concrete major-mode(e. g. python-mode) ( XXX-mode . lsp ) ;; if you want which-key integration ( lsp-mode . lsp-enable-which-key-integration )) :commands lsp ) ;; optionally ( use-package lsp-ui :commands lsp-ui-mode ) ;; if you are helm user ( use-package helm-lsp :commands helm-lsp-workspace-symbol ) ;; if you are ivy user ( use-package lsp-ivy :commands lsp-ivy-workspace-symbol ) ( use-package lsp-treemacs :commands lsp-treemacs-errors-list ) ;; optionally if you want to use debugger ( use-package dap-mode ) ;; (use-package dap-LANGUAGE) to load the dap adapter for your language ;; optional if you want which-key integration ( use-package which-key :config ( which-key-mode )) To defer LSP server startup (and DidOpen notifications) until the buffer is visible you can use lsp-deferred instead of lsp : ( use-package lsp-mode :hook ( XXX-mode . lsp-deferred ) :commands ( lsp lsp-deferred )) When you are not using package.el to install lsp-mode make sure to put clients folder to the load-path : ;; The path to lsp-mode needs to be added to load-path as well as the ;; path to the `clients' subdirectory. ( add-to-list 'load-path ( expand-file-name \"lib/lsp-mode\" user-emacs-directory )) ( add-to-list 'load-path ( expand-file-name \"lib/lsp-mode/clients\" user-emacs-directory )) Install a language server # For instructions on how to install a server for your language, check the available supported servers .","title":"Installation"},{"location":"page/installation/#installation","text":"You need first lsp-mode , that is a Emacs client for an LSP server. Then you need to install the specific LSP server for your language. 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To add lsp-mode support to some language, you can add the +lsp flag to the language you want. Example: init.el ... :lang ( clojure +lsp ) ( dart +lsp ) ( java +lsp ) ... For Doom Emacs module flags and more information, check the doom-emacs lsp module documentation .","title":"Doom Emacs"},{"location":"page/installation/#spacemacs","text":"lsp-mode is included in spacemacs develop branch. Add lsp to dotspacemacs-configuration-layers and configure the language that you want to use to be backed by lsp backend.","title":"Spacemacs"},{"location":"page/installation/#vanilla-emacs","text":"You could go minimal and use lsp-mode as it is without external packages with the built-in flymake and completion-at-point or you could install the following extensions for better experience: lsp-ui for fancy sideline, popup documentation, VScode-like peek UI, etc. flycheck if you prefer the more popular flycheck over renewed flymake . lsp-mode will automatically pick it up. company-mode for completion popups. lsp-treemacs for various tree based UI controls (symbols, errors overview, call hierarchy, etc.) helm-lsp provides on type completion alternative of xref-apropos using helm . lsp-ivy provides on type completion alternative of xref-apropos using ivy . dap-mode if your language is supported by the debugger. ;; if you want to change prefix for lsp-mode keybindings. 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( use-package lsp-mode :init ;; set prefix for lsp-command-keymap (few alternatives - \"C-l\", \"C-c l\") ( setq lsp-keymap-prefix \"C-c l\" ) :hook ( ;; replace XXX-mode with concrete major-mode(e. g. python-mode) ( XXX-mode . lsp ) ;; if you want which-key integration ( lsp-mode . lsp-enable-which-key-integration )) :commands lsp ) ;; optionally ( use-package lsp-ui :commands lsp-ui-mode ) ;; if you are helm user ( use-package helm-lsp :commands helm-lsp-workspace-symbol ) ;; if you are ivy user ( use-package lsp-ivy :commands lsp-ivy-workspace-symbol ) ( use-package lsp-treemacs :commands lsp-treemacs-errors-list ) ;; optionally if you want to use debugger ( use-package dap-mode ) ;; (use-package dap-LANGUAGE) to load the dap adapter for your language ;; optional if you want which-key integration ( use-package which-key :config ( which-key-mode )) To defer LSP server startup (and DidOpen notifications) until the buffer is visible you can use lsp-deferred instead of lsp : ( use-package lsp-mode :hook ( XXX-mode . lsp-deferred ) :commands ( lsp lsp-deferred )) When you are not using package.el to install lsp-mode make sure to put clients folder to the load-path : ;; The path to lsp-mode needs to be added to load-path as well as the ;; path to the `clients' subdirectory. ( add-to-list 'load-path ( expand-file-name \"lib/lsp-mode\" user-emacs-directory )) ( add-to-list 'load-path ( expand-file-name \"lib/lsp-mode/clients\" user-emacs-directory ))","title":"use-package"},{"location":"page/installation/#install-a-language-server","text":"For instructions on how to install a server for your language, check the available supported servers .","title":"Install a language server"},{"location":"page/keybindings/","text":"Keybindings # When using lsp-mode most of the features depend on server capabilities. lsp-mode provides default bindings which are dynamically enabled/disabled based on the server functionality. All the commands are configured lsp-command-map which is bound to lsp-keymap-prefix (default s-l ). 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Please adjust it to the appropriate value. lsp-lua-prefer-musl # Type: boolean Default: nil Whether or not to download the musl-compiled server. lsp-lua-runtime-file-encoding # Type: (choice (:tag utf8 ansi)) Default: utf8 File encoding. The ansi option is only available under the Windows platform. lsp-lua-runtime-nonstandard-symbol # Type: lsp-string-vector Default: nil Supports non-standard symbols. Make sure that your runtime environment supports these symbols. lsp-lua-runtime-path # Type: lsp-string-vector Default: [?.lua ?/init.lua ?/?.lua] package.path . lsp-lua-runtime-plugin # Type: file Default: nil (Proposed) Plugin path. 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Installation # npm install -g @mdx-js/language-server Debugger: Not available # Available configurations # lsp-mdx-server-command # Type: string Default: mdx-language-server The binary (or full path to binary) which executes the server. lsp-mdx-server-command-args # Type: (repeat 'string) Default: (--stdio) Command-line arguments for the mdx lsp server.","title":"MDX"},{"location":"page/lsp-mdx/#mdx","text":"","title":"mdx"},{"location":"page/lsp-mdx/#server","text":"For more information about the LSP server, check mdx-analyzer .","title":"Server"},{"location":"page/lsp-mdx/#installation","text":"npm install -g @mdx-js/language-server","title":"Installation"},{"location":"page/lsp-mdx/#debugger-not-available","text":"","title":"Debugger: Not available"},{"location":"page/lsp-mdx/#available-configurations","text":"","title":"Available configurations"},{"location":"page/lsp-mdx/#lsp-mdx-server-command","text":"Type: string Default: mdx-language-server The binary (or full path to binary) which executes the server.","title":"lsp-mdx-server-command"},{"location":"page/lsp-mdx/#lsp-mdx-server-command-args","text":"Type: (repeat 'string) Default: (--stdio) Command-line arguments for the mdx lsp server.","title":"lsp-mdx-server-command-args"},{"location":"page/lsp-millet/","text":"Standard ML (Millet) # Server # For more information about the LSP server, check millet . Installation # For more instructions on how to install manually, check here . Debugger: Not available # Available configurations #","title":"Lsp millet"},{"location":"page/lsp-millet/#standard-ml-millet","text":"","title":"Standard ML (Millet)"},{"location":"page/lsp-millet/#server","text":"For more information about the LSP server, check millet .","title":"Server"},{"location":"page/lsp-millet/#installation","text":"For more instructions on how to install manually, check here .","title":"Installation"},{"location":"page/lsp-millet/#debugger-not-available","text":"","title":"Debugger: Not available"},{"location":"page/lsp-millet/#available-configurations","text":"","title":"Available configurations"},{"location":"page/lsp-mint/","text":"mint-lang # Server # For more information about the LSP server, check mint . Installation # For more instructions on how to install manually, check here . Debugger: Not available # Available configurations # lsp-clients-mint-executable # Type: file Default: (mint ls) Command to start the mint language server.","title":"Lsp mint"},{"location":"page/lsp-mint/#mint-lang","text":"","title":"mint-lang"},{"location":"page/lsp-mint/#server","text":"For more information about the LSP server, check mint .","title":"Server"},{"location":"page/lsp-mint/#installation","text":"For more instructions on how to install manually, check here .","title":"Installation"},{"location":"page/lsp-mint/#debugger-not-available","text":"","title":"Debugger: Not available"},{"location":"page/lsp-mint/#available-configurations","text":"","title":"Available configurations"},{"location":"page/lsp-mint/#lsp-clients-mint-executable","text":"Type: file Default: (mint ls) Command to start the mint language server.","title":"lsp-clients-mint-executable"},{"location":"page/lsp-move/","text":"Move Language # Server # For more information about the LSP server, check move-analyzer . Installation # For more instructions on how to install manually, check here . Debugger: Not available # Available configurations # lsp-clients-move-analyzer-args # Type: (repeat string) Default: nil Extra arguments for the move-analyzer executable. lsp-clients-move-analyzer-executable # Type: file Default: move-analyzer The move-analyzer executable to use. 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Installation # pip install -U nginx-language-server Debugger: Not available # Available configurations # lsp-nginx-server-command # Type: (repeat string) Default: (nginx-language-server) Command to start Nginx Language Server.","title":"Nginx"},{"location":"page/lsp-nginx/#nginx","text":"","title":"Nginx"},{"location":"page/lsp-nginx/#server","text":"For more information about the LSP server, check nginx-lsp .","title":"Server"},{"location":"page/lsp-nginx/#installation","text":"pip install -U nginx-language-server","title":"Installation"},{"location":"page/lsp-nginx/#debugger-not-available","text":"","title":"Debugger: Not available"},{"location":"page/lsp-nginx/#available-configurations","text":"","title":"Available configurations"},{"location":"page/lsp-nginx/#lsp-nginx-server-command","text":"Type: (repeat string) Default: (nginx-language-server) Command to start Nginx Language Server.","title":"lsp-nginx-server-command"},{"location":"page/lsp-nim/","text":"Nim # Server # For more information about the LSP server, check nimlsp . 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Debugger: Not available # Available configurations #","title":"OCaml (ocaml-lsp)"},{"location":"page/lsp-ocaml-lsp-server/#ocaml","text":"","title":"OCaml"},{"location":"page/lsp-ocaml-lsp-server/#server","text":"For more information about the LSP server, check ocaml-lsp-server .","title":"Server"},{"location":"page/lsp-ocaml-lsp-server/#installation","text":"For more instructions on how to install manually, check here .","title":"Installation"},{"location":"page/lsp-ocaml-lsp-server/#debugger-not-available","text":"","title":"Debugger: Not available"},{"location":"page/lsp-ocaml-lsp-server/#available-configurations","text":"","title":"Available configurations"},{"location":"page/lsp-ocaml/","text":"OCaml # Server # For more information about the LSP server, check ocaml-language-server . Installation # For more instructions on how to install manually, check here . Debugger: Not available # Available configurations # lsp-cut-signature # Type: (choice (symbol :tag Default behaviour 'cut) (symbol :tag Display all the lines with spaces 'space)) Default: space If non-nil, signatures returned on hover will not be split on newline. lsp-ocaml-lang-server-command # Type: (choice (string :tag Single string value) (repeat :tag List of string values string)) Default: (ocaml-language-server --stdio) Command to start ocaml-language-server. lsp-ocaml-lsp-server-command # Type: (choice (string :tag Single string value) (repeat :tag List of string values string)) Default: (ocamllsp) Command to start ocaml-language-server.","title":"Lsp ocaml"},{"location":"page/lsp-ocaml/#ocaml","text":"","title":"OCaml"},{"location":"page/lsp-ocaml/#server","text":"For more information about the LSP server, check ocaml-language-server .","title":"Server"},{"location":"page/lsp-ocaml/#installation","text":"For more instructions on how to install manually, check here .","title":"Installation"},{"location":"page/lsp-ocaml/#debugger-not-available","text":"","title":"Debugger: Not available"},{"location":"page/lsp-ocaml/#available-configurations","text":"","title":"Available configurations"},{"location":"page/lsp-ocaml/#lsp-cut-signature","text":"Type: (choice (symbol :tag Default behaviour 'cut) (symbol :tag Display all the lines with spaces 'space)) Default: space If non-nil, signatures returned on hover will not be split on newline.","title":"lsp-cut-signature"},{"location":"page/lsp-ocaml/#lsp-ocaml-lang-server-command","text":"Type: (choice (string :tag Single string value) (repeat :tag List of string values string)) Default: (ocaml-language-server --stdio) Command to start ocaml-language-server.","title":"lsp-ocaml-lang-server-command"},{"location":"page/lsp-ocaml/#lsp-ocaml-lsp-server-command","text":"Type: (choice (string :tag Single string value) (repeat :tag List of string values string)) Default: (ocamllsp) Command to start ocaml-language-server.","title":"lsp-ocaml-lsp-server-command"},{"location":"page/lsp-openscad/","text":"OpenSCAD # Server # For more information about the LSP server, check openscad-lsp . Installation # cargo install openscad-lsp For more instructions on how to install manually, check here . Debugger: Not available # Available configurations # lsp-openscad-format-exe # Type: string Default: clang-format Path to the clang-format executable. lsp-openscad-format-style # Type: string Default: file Style argument to use with clang-format. lsp-openscad-search-paths # Type: string Default: `` Customized search path. lsp-openscad-server # Type: file Default: openscad-lsp Path to the openscad language server. lsp-openscad-server-connection-type # Type: symbol Default: tcp Type of connection to use with the OpenSCAD Language Server: tcp or stdio.","title":"OpenSCAD"},{"location":"page/lsp-openscad/#openscad","text":"","title":"OpenSCAD"},{"location":"page/lsp-openscad/#server","text":"For more information about the LSP server, check openscad-lsp .","title":"Server"},{"location":"page/lsp-openscad/#installation","text":"cargo install openscad-lsp For more instructions on how to install manually, check here .","title":"Installation"},{"location":"page/lsp-openscad/#debugger-not-available","text":"","title":"Debugger: Not available"},{"location":"page/lsp-openscad/#available-configurations","text":"","title":"Available configurations"},{"location":"page/lsp-openscad/#lsp-openscad-format-exe","text":"Type: string Default: clang-format Path to the clang-format executable.","title":"lsp-openscad-format-exe"},{"location":"page/lsp-openscad/#lsp-openscad-format-style","text":"Type: string Default: file Style argument to use with clang-format.","title":"lsp-openscad-format-style"},{"location":"page/lsp-openscad/#lsp-openscad-search-paths","text":"Type: string Default: `` Customized search path.","title":"lsp-openscad-search-paths"},{"location":"page/lsp-openscad/#lsp-openscad-server","text":"Type: file Default: openscad-lsp Path to the openscad language server.","title":"lsp-openscad-server"},{"location":"page/lsp-openscad/#lsp-openscad-server-connection-type","text":"Type: symbol Default: tcp Type of connection to use with the OpenSCAD Language Server: tcp or stdio.","title":"lsp-openscad-server-connection-type"},{"location":"page/lsp-pascal/","text":"Pascal/Object Pascal # Server # For more information about the LSP server, check pascal-language-server . Installation # For more instructions on how to install manually, check here . Debugger: Not available # Available configurations #","title":"Pascal/Object Pascal"},{"location":"page/lsp-pascal/#pascalobject-pascal","text":"","title":"Pascal/Object Pascal"},{"location":"page/lsp-pascal/#server","text":"For more information about the LSP server, check pascal-language-server .","title":"Server"},{"location":"page/lsp-pascal/#installation","text":"For more instructions on how to install manually, check here .","title":"Installation"},{"location":"page/lsp-pascal/#debugger-not-available","text":"","title":"Debugger: Not available"},{"location":"page/lsp-pascal/#available-configurations","text":"","title":"Available configurations"},{"location":"page/lsp-perl/","text":"Perl # Server # For more information about the LSP server, check Perl::LanguageServer . Installation # cpan Perl::LanguageServer Debugger: Not available # Available configurations # lsp-perl-file-filter # Type: lsp-string-vector Default: nil A vector of directories filtering perl file. Defaults to [\".pm\" \".pl\"] if nil. lsp-perl-ignore-dirs # Type: lsp-string-vector Default: nil A vector of directories to ignore. Defaults to [\".vscode\" \".git\" \".svn\"] if nil. lsp-perl-language-server-client-version # Type: string Default: 2.1.0 Choose client version. lsp-perl-language-server-path # Type: string Default: perl Path to perl interpreter. lsp-perl-language-server-port # Type: integer Default: 13603 Choose listen port. lsp-perl-log-level # Type: integer Default: nil Log level 0-2. Defaults to 0. lsp-perl-perl-cmd # Type: string Default: nil Path to perl interpreter used in Perl Language Server. Defaults to perl if nil. lsp-perl-perl-inc # Type: lsp-string-vector Default: nil A vector of paths to add to perl library path. lsp-perl-show-local-vars # Type: boolean Default: nil If true, show also local variables in symbol view. Defaults to false if nil","title":"Perl (Perl::LanguageServer)"},{"location":"page/lsp-perl/#perl","text":"","title":"Perl"},{"location":"page/lsp-perl/#server","text":"For more information about the LSP server, check Perl::LanguageServer .","title":"Server"},{"location":"page/lsp-perl/#installation","text":"cpan Perl::LanguageServer","title":"Installation"},{"location":"page/lsp-perl/#debugger-not-available","text":"","title":"Debugger: Not available"},{"location":"page/lsp-perl/#available-configurations","text":"","title":"Available configurations"},{"location":"page/lsp-perl/#lsp-perl-file-filter","text":"Type: lsp-string-vector Default: nil A vector of directories filtering perl file. 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Defaults to 0.","title":"lsp-perl-log-level"},{"location":"page/lsp-perl/#lsp-perl-perl-cmd","text":"Type: string Default: nil Path to perl interpreter used in Perl Language Server. Defaults to perl if nil.","title":"lsp-perl-perl-cmd"},{"location":"page/lsp-perl/#lsp-perl-perl-inc","text":"Type: lsp-string-vector Default: nil A vector of paths to add to perl library path.","title":"lsp-perl-perl-inc"},{"location":"page/lsp-perl/#lsp-perl-show-local-vars","text":"Type: boolean Default: nil If true, show also local variables in symbol view. Defaults to false if nil","title":"lsp-perl-show-local-vars"},{"location":"page/lsp-perlnavigator/","text":"Perl Navigator # Server # For more information about the LSP server, check perlnavigator . Installation # https://github.com/bscan/PerlNavigator/releases Debugger: Not available # Available configurations # lsp-perlnavigator-autoinstall-dir # Type: directory Default: ~/.emacs.d/.cache/lsp/perlnavigator Automatic installation directory for Perl Navigator. lsp-perlnavigator-download-url # Type: string Default: https://github.com/bscan/PerlNavigator/releases/latest/download/perlnavigator-linux-x86_64.zip Automatic download url for PerlNavigator. lsp-perlnavigator-enable-warnings # Type: boolean Default: t Enable warnings using -Mwarnings command switch. lsp-perlnavigator-executable # Type: file Default: perlnavigator Location of the perlnavigator binary. lsp-perlnavigator-include-paths # Type: lsp-string-vector Default: nil Array of paths added to @INC. You can use $workspaceRoot as a placeholder. lsp-perlnavigator-logging # Type: boolean Default: t Log to stdout from the navigator. 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Installation # For more instructions on how to install manually, check here . Debugger: Not available # author: yyoncho template: comment.html root_file: docs/manual-language-docs/lsp-rust-analyzer.md Server note # NOTE: If you are using rustic-mode , you have to change rustic-lsp-server instead of lsp-rust-server , since it also supports eglot as a lightweight alternative to lsp-mode. lsp-rust-server Choose LSP server (default is rust-analyzer) lsp-rust-switch-server Switch priorities of lsp servers rust-analyzer # Commands # lsp-rust-analyzer-syntax-tree # Display syntax tree for current buffer lsp-rust-analyzer-status # Display status information for rust-analyzer lsp-rust-analyzer-join-lines # Join selected lines into one, smartly fixing up whitespace and trailing commas before: after: inlay-hints # lsp-inlay-hints-mode enables displaying of inlay hints Additionally, lsp-inlay-hint-enable must be set to t in order for inlay hints to render. 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The test is executed on the right with compilation major mode Move the cursor to fn ellipsize and attempt to find related tests to no avail. Confirm that the function is indeed untested by using swiper and finding one place in the file, where the function is called Caveats # Rust Analyzer does not support disabling snippets - https://github.com/rust-analyzer/rust-analyzer/issues/2518 extract signature # This unmerged PR contains an example method that allows modifying the signature that is displayed by eldoc. TRAMP Example # The following is an example configuration for using lsp-mode with a remote rust-analyzer server: (with-eval-after-load \"lsp-rust\" (lsp-register-client (make-lsp-client :new-connection (lsp-tramp-connection \"rust-analyzer\") :remote? t :major-modes '(rust-mode rustic-mode) :initialization-options 'lsp-rust-analyzer--make-init-options :notification-handlers (ht<-alist lsp-rust-notification-handlers) :action-handlers (ht (\"rust-analyzer.runSingle\" #'lsp-rust--analyzer-run-single)) :library-folders-fn (lambda (_workspace) lsp-rust-analyzer-library-directories) :ignore-messages nil :server-id 'rust-analyzer-remote))) Available configurations # lsp-rust-server # Type: (choice (const :tag rls rls) (const :tag rust-analyzer rust-analyzer)) Default: rust-analyzer Choose LSP server. lsp-rust-analyzer-binding-mode-hints # Type: boolean Default: nil Whether to show inlay type hints for binding modes. lsp-rust-analyzer-call-info-full # Type: boolean Default: t Whether to show function name and docs in parameter hints. lsp-rust-analyzer-cargo-auto-reload # Type: boolean Default: t Automatically refresh project info via cargo metadata on Cargo.toml changes. lsp-rust-analyzer-cargo-override-command # Type: lsp-string-vector Default: [] Advanced option, fully override the command rust-analyzer uses for checking. The command should include --message=format=json or similar option. lsp-rust-analyzer-cargo-run-build-scripts # Type: boolean Default: t Whether to run build scripts ( build.rs ) for more precise code analysis. lsp-rust-analyzer-cargo-target # Type: (choice (string :tag Target) (const :tag None nil)) Default: nil Compilation target (target triple). lsp-rust-analyzer-cargo-unset-test # Type: lsp-string-vector Default: [] force rust-analyzer to unset #[cfg(test)] for the specified crates. lsp-rust-analyzer-cargo-watch-args # Type: lsp-string-vector Default: [] Extra arguments for cargo check . lsp-rust-analyzer-cargo-watch-command # Type: string Default: check Cargo watch command. lsp-rust-analyzer-cargo-watch-enable # Type: boolean Default: t Enable Cargo watch. lsp-rust-analyzer-check-all-targets # Type: boolean Default: t Enables --all-targets for cargo check . lsp-rust-analyzer-closing-brace-hints # Type: boolean Default: t Whether to show inlay hints after a closing } to indicate what item it belongs to. lsp-rust-analyzer-closing-brace-hints-min-lines # Type: integer Default: 25 Minimum number of lines required before the } until the hint is shown (set to 0 or 1 to always show them). lsp-rust-analyzer-completion-add-call-argument-snippets # Type: boolean Default: t Whether to add argument snippets when completing functions. lsp-rust-analyzer-completion-add-call-parenthesis # Type: boolean Default: t Whether to add parenthesis when completing functions. lsp-rust-analyzer-completion-auto-import-enable # Type: boolean Default: t Toggles the additional completions that automatically add imports when completed. lsp-completion-enable-additional-text-edit must be non-nil for this feature to be fully enabled. lsp-rust-analyzer-completion-auto-self-enable # Type: boolean Default: t Toggles the additional completions that automatically show method calls and field accesses with self prefixed to them when inside a method. lsp-rust-analyzer-completion-postfix-enable # Type: boolean Default: t Whether to show postfix snippets like dbg , if , not , etc. lsp-rust-analyzer-debug-lens-extra-dap-args # Type: plist Default: (:MIMode gdb :miDebuggerPath gdb :stopAtEntry t :externalConsole :json-false) Extra arguments to pass to DAP template when debugging a test from code lens. As a rule of the thumb, do not add extra keys to this plist unless you exactly what you are doing, it might break the \"Debug test\" lens otherwise. See dap-mode documentation and cpptools documentation for the extra variables meaning. lsp-rust-analyzer-diagnostics-disabled # Type: lsp-string-vector Default: [] List of native rust-analyzer diagnostics to disable. lsp-rust-analyzer-diagnostics-enable # Type: boolean Default: t Whether to show native rust-analyzer diagnostics. lsp-rust-analyzer-diagnostics-enable-experimental # Type: boolean Default: nil Whether to show native rust-analyzer diagnostics that are still experimental (might have more false positives than usual). lsp-rust-analyzer-diagnostics-warnings-as-hint # Type: lsp-string-vector Default: [] List of warnings that should be displayed with hint severity. lsp-rust-analyzer-diagnostics-warnings-as-info # Type: lsp-string-vector Default: [] List of warnings that should be displayed with info severity. lsp-rust-analyzer-display-chaining-hints # Type: boolean Default: nil Whether to show inlay type hints for method chains. These hints will be formatted with the type hint formatting options, if the mode is not configured to ask the server to format them. lsp-rust-analyzer-display-closure-return-type-hints # Type: boolean Default: nil Whether to show closure return type inlay hints for closures with block bodies. lsp-rust-analyzer-display-lifetime-elision-hints-enable # Type: (choice (const never) (const always) (const skip_trivial)) Default: never Whether to show elided lifetime inlay hints. lsp-rust-analyzer-display-lifetime-elision-hints-use-parameter-names # Type: boolean Default: nil When showing elided lifetime inlay hints, whether to use parameter names or numeric placeholder names for the lifetimes. lsp-rust-analyzer-display-parameter-hints # Type: boolean Default: nil Whether to show function parameter name inlay hints at the call site. lsp-rust-analyzer-display-reborrow-hints # Type: (choice (const always) (const never) (const mutable)) Default: never Whether to show inlay type hints for compiler inserted reborrows. lsp-rust-analyzer-download-url # Type: string Default: https://github.com/rust-analyzer/rust-analyzer/releases/latest/download/rust-analyzer-x86_64-unknown-linux-gnu.gz Automatic download url for Rust Analyzer lsp-rust-analyzer-exclude-dirs # Type: lsp-string-vector Default: [] These directories will be ignored by rust-analyzer. lsp-rust-analyzer-exclude-globs # Type: lsp-string-vector Default: [] Exclude globs lsp-rust-analyzer-experimental-proc-attr-macros # Type: boolean Default: t Whether to enable experimental support for expanding proc macro attributes. lsp-rust-analyzer-hide-closure-initialization # Type: boolean Default: nil Whether to hide inlay type hints for let statements that initialize to a closure. Only applies to closures with blocks, same as #rust-analyzer.inlayHints.closureReturnTypeHints.enable# . lsp-rust-analyzer-hide-named-constructor # Type: boolean Default: nil Whether to hide inlay type hints for constructors. lsp-rust-analyzer-highlighting-strings # Type: boolean Default: t Use semantic tokens for strings. lsp-rust-analyzer-import-enforce-granularity # Type: boolean Default: nil Whether to enforce the import granularity setting for all files. If set to nil rust-analyzer will try to keep import styles consistent per file. lsp-rust-analyzer-import-granularity # Type: (choice (const crate :doc Merge imports from the same crate into a single use statement. This kind of nesting is only supported in Rust versions later than 1.24.) (const module :doc Merge imports from the same module into a single use statement.) (const item :doc Don\u2019t merge imports at all, creating one import per item.) (const preserve :doc Do not change the granularity of any imports. For auto-import this has the same effect as \"item\"'))` Default: crate How imports should be grouped into use statements. lsp-rust-analyzer-import-group # Type: boolean Default: t Group inserted imports by the following order: https://rust-analyzer.github.io/manual.html#auto-import. Groups are separated by newlines. lsp-rust-analyzer-import-prefix # Type: (choice (const plain) (const by_self) (const by_crate)) Default: plain The path structure for newly inserted paths to use. 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( with-eval-after-load 'lsp-mode ;; :global/:workspace/:file ( setq lsp-modeline-diagnostics-scope :workspace )) Tip: To find out the global errors you might use lsp-treemacs-errors-list . Code actions on modeline # For a UI feedback of the available code actions, you can enable lsp-modeline-code-actions-mode which shows available code actions on modeline: With lsp-modeline-code-actions-segments you can customize what to show on the modeline as you want: lsp-modeline-code-actions-segments result '(count icon) (Default) '(name icon) '(icon) '(count icon name) Breadcrumb on headerline # For a UI feedback on headerline of the document symbols at point, current file or project name, you can enable lsp-headerline-breadcrumb-mode which shows a breadcrumb on top of window. 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Adjust gc-cons-threshold # The default setting is too low for lsp-mode 's needs due to the fact that client/server communication generates a lot of memory/garbage. You have two options: - Set it to big number ( 100 mb ) like most of the popular starter kits like Spacemacs / Doom / Prelude , etc do : ``` elisp ( setq gc - cons - threshold 100000000 ) ``` - Follow the method recommended by Gnu Emacs Maintainer Eli Zaretskii : \" My suggestion is to repeatedly multiply gc-cons-threshold by 2 until you stop seeing significant improvements in responsiveness, and in any case not to increase by a factor larger than 100 or somesuch. If even a 100-fold increase doesn't help, there's some deeper problem with the Lisp code which produces so much garbage, or maybe GC is not the reason for slowdown. \" Source : < https : // www . reddit . com / r / emacs / comments / brc05y / is_lspmode_too_slow_to_use_for_anyone_else / eofulix /> Increase the amount of data which Emacs reads from the process # Again the emacs default is too low 4k considering that the some of the language server responses are in 800k - 3M range. ( setq read-process-output-max ( * 1024 1024 )) ;; 1mb Use plists for deserialization. # lsp-mode can be compiled in 2 modes plist and hash-table based lsp-use-plists flag. plist s provide better performance in deserialization and also put less presure than hash-table s. To switch to plist you have to perform 2 steps: Configure the following env variable. Make sure that Emacs can see that variable (best way to do that is to start Emacs from the shell, not from the icon). export LSP_USE_PLISTS = true Delete lsp-mode related packages. Make sure that lsp-use-plists is non-nil. Restart Emacs and install again lsp-mode related packages. NB: make sure that lsp-use-plists does not change after you compile the file. Furthermore, if you are using something like exec-path-from-shell you'll need to make sure to add LSP_USE_PLISTS to exec-path-from-shell-variables . Optional steps # Optional: Disable lsp-ui . Normally, lsp-ui is very fast but in some systems (especially when using Windows ) lsp-ui overlays and popups might slow down emacs. Optional: fine-tune lsp-idle-delay . This variable determines how often lsp-mode will refresh the highlights, lenses, links, etc while you type. ( setq lsp-idle-delay 0.500 ) Using Emacs 28.1 or later # Emacs 28.1 includes \"native compilation\" of elisp code ( changelog ). For optimal performance, using Emacs 28.1 or later (with native compilation enabled) is recommended. Ignore watch folders/files # If the server supports watch files, by default lsp-mode tries to watch all files and folders of the project ignoring the regexp from lsp-file-watch-ignored . If you don't want some file or folder to be watched for performance reasons, you can add a regexp to that variable excluding the file or folder. Check the file watchers section for details. Check if logging is switched off. # Make sure lsp-log-io is nil . You might have forgotten it after a debugging session, for example. It can cause a great performance hit. ( setq lsp-log-io nil ) ; if set to true can cause a performance hit Sometimes you might need to check logging for specific LSP server configuration as well, i.e. for lsp-eslint it is: lsp-eslint-trace-server . Reporting performance problems # If you have tried all of the non-optional steps from the list and emacs is still not very responsive please open a PR with the following information: Include emacs performance report. Use the following step to collect it: M-x profiler-start and select CPU Reproduce the slow behavior. M-x profiler-stop M-x profiler-report to create a report In the profiler report expand all nodes by doing C-u TAB . Note: - lsp-mode is just a frontend and the performance depends on server as well. Some servers (e. g. Palantir's Python Language Server) might be slow when performing auto-completion.","title":"Performance"},{"location":"page/performance/#performance","text":"","title":"Performance"},{"location":"page/performance/#tuning","text":"Use M-x lsp-doctor to validate if your lsp-mode is properly configured. In the section below, you could find description for each of the checks: When configured properly lsp-mode 's performance is on par with mainstream LSP clients (e. g. VScode , Theia , etc). Here are steps to achieve optimal results.","title":"Tuning"},{"location":"page/performance/#json-native-serializationdeserialization","text":"Use Emacs 27+ with native json support. (Note: this requires that you have libjansson installed, and that emacs was compiled with `\u2013with-json` passed to `./configure`.) You can check your installation for native json support by running M-: (functionp 'json-serialize) RET . Benchmarks show that Emacs 27 is ~15 times faster than Emacs when using Elisp json parser implementation.","title":"JSON native serialization/deserialization"},{"location":"page/performance/#adjust-gc-cons-threshold","text":"The default setting is too low for lsp-mode 's needs due to the fact that client/server communication generates a lot of memory/garbage. 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If even a 100-fold increase doesn't help, there's some deeper problem with the Lisp code which produces so much garbage, or maybe GC is not the reason for slowdown. \" Source : < https : // www . reddit . com / r / emacs / comments / brc05y / is_lspmode_too_slow_to_use_for_anyone_else / eofulix />","title":"Adjust gc-cons-threshold"},{"location":"page/performance/#increase-the-amount-of-data-which-emacs-reads-from-the-process","text":"Again the emacs default is too low 4k considering that the some of the language server responses are in 800k - 3M range. ( setq read-process-output-max ( * 1024 1024 )) ;; 1mb","title":"Increase the amount of data which Emacs reads from the process"},{"location":"page/performance/#use-plists-for-deserialization","text":"lsp-mode can be compiled in 2 modes plist and hash-table based lsp-use-plists flag. plist s provide better performance in deserialization and also put less presure than hash-table s. 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( setq lsp-idle-delay 0.500 )","title":"Optional steps"},{"location":"page/performance/#using-emacs-281-or-later","text":"Emacs 28.1 includes \"native compilation\" of elisp code ( changelog ). For optimal performance, using Emacs 28.1 or later (with native compilation enabled) is recommended.","title":"Using Emacs 28.1 or later"},{"location":"page/performance/#ignore-watch-foldersfiles","text":"If the server supports watch files, by default lsp-mode tries to watch all files and folders of the project ignoring the regexp from lsp-file-watch-ignored . If you don't want some file or folder to be watched for performance reasons, you can add a regexp to that variable excluding the file or folder. Check the file watchers section for details.","title":"Ignore watch folders/files"},{"location":"page/performance/#check-if-logging-is-switched-off","text":"Make sure lsp-log-io is nil . You might have forgotten it after a debugging session, for example. It can cause a great performance hit. 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Palantir's Python Language Server) might be slow when performing auto-completion.","title":"Reporting performance problems"},{"location":"page/remote/","text":"Remote # TRAMP # LSP mode has support for tramp buffers with the following requirements: The language server has to be present on the remote server. Having multi folder language server (like Eclipse JDT LS ) cannot have local and remote workspace folders. How does it work? # lsp-mode detects whether a particular file is located on remote machine and looks for a client which matches current file and it is marked as :remote? t. Then lsp-mode starts the client through tramp. Sample configuration # Here it is example how you can configure python language server to work when using TRAMP . Note that if you are trying to convert existing language server configuration you should copy all of it's properties(e. g. :request-handlers , activation-fn , etc). Also, when you are doing that you should make sure that none of the custom language server settings are not pointing to local path because those settings will be sent to the remote server. ( lsp-register-client ( make-lsp-client :new-connection ( lsp-tramp-connection \"<binary name (e. g. pyls, rls)>\" ) :major-modes ' ( python-mode ) :remote? t :server-id 'pyls-remote )) Note: when you do not have root privileges on the remote machine to put the language server on the path you may alter the remote path by changing tramp-remote-path . Dealing with stderr # With TRAMP, Emacs does not have an easy way to distinguish stdout and stderr, so when the underlying LSP process writes to stderr, it breaks the lsp-mode parser. As a workaround, lsp-mode is redirecting stderr to /tmp/<process-name>-<id>~stderr . Docker # Refer to lsp-docker README which provides a guide on how you can run lsp-mode in docker container.","title":"Remote"},{"location":"page/remote/#remote","text":"","title":"Remote"},{"location":"page/remote/#tramp","text":"LSP mode has support for tramp buffers with the following requirements: The language server has to be present on the remote server. Having multi folder language server (like Eclipse JDT LS ) cannot have local and remote workspace folders.","title":"TRAMP"},{"location":"page/remote/#how-does-it-work","text":"lsp-mode detects whether a particular file is located on remote machine and looks for a client which matches current file and it is marked as :remote? t. Then lsp-mode starts the client through tramp.","title":"How does it work?"},{"location":"page/remote/#sample-configuration","text":"Here it is example how you can configure python language server to work when using TRAMP . Note that if you are trying to convert existing language server configuration you should copy all of it's properties(e. g. :request-handlers , activation-fn , etc). Also, when you are doing that you should make sure that none of the custom language server settings are not pointing to local path because those settings will be sent to the remote server. ( lsp-register-client ( make-lsp-client :new-connection ( lsp-tramp-connection \"<binary name (e. g. pyls, rls)>\" ) :major-modes ' ( python-mode ) :remote? t :server-id 'pyls-remote )) Note: when you do not have root privileges on the remote machine to put the language server on the path you may alter the remote path by changing tramp-remote-path .","title":"Sample configuration"},{"location":"page/remote/#dealing-with-stderr","text":"With TRAMP, Emacs does not have an easy way to distinguish stdout and stderr, so when the underlying LSP process writes to stderr, it breaks the lsp-mode parser. As a workaround, lsp-mode is redirecting stderr to /tmp/<process-name>-<id>~stderr .","title":"Dealing with stderr"},{"location":"page/remote/#docker","text":"Refer to lsp-docker README which provides a guide on how you can run lsp-mode in docker container.","title":"Docker"},{"location":"page/troubleshooting/","text":"Troubleshooting # lsp-log # Check *lsp-log* buffer and verify that lsp-mode is able to find the server. If lsp-mode is unable to find the binary but it is on the path it is probably caused by the fact that emacs is running with different path. You may check the current path by executing M-: (getenv \"PATH\") . If this is the case, you have several options to fix the issue. Make sure that emacs is using the proper path by running emacs from terminal. Modify the path using setpath function. Server path # Look for lsp-mode variable to customize server path. Usually, you may find the variable by doing: M-x customize-group RET lsp-LANGUAGE-SERVER-ID . Log client<->server json # Set lsp-log-io to t to inspect communication between client and the server. Use lsp-workspace-show-log to switch to the corresponding log buffer. Check project roots # lsp-describe-session will show the current projects roots + the started servers and allows inspecting the server capabilities: Updating package.el packages # If you manage your Emacs packages with the built-in package.el , we recommend the following procedure to update your packages: Delete your LSP-related packages Restart Emacs Install the new versions of the packages. Check if any package or wrong config could be causing the issue # Try to repro the issue with our lsp-start-plain.el file, which has just the necessary config/packages for lsp-mode work using M-x lsp-start-plain .","title":"Troubleshooting"},{"location":"page/troubleshooting/#troubleshooting","text":"","title":"Troubleshooting"},{"location":"page/troubleshooting/#lsp-log","text":"Check *lsp-log* buffer and verify that lsp-mode is able to find the server. If lsp-mode is unable to find the binary but it is on the path it is probably caused by the fact that emacs is running with different path. You may check the current path by executing M-: (getenv \"PATH\") . If this is the case, you have several options to fix the issue. Make sure that emacs is using the proper path by running emacs from terminal. Modify the path using setpath function.","title":"lsp-log"},{"location":"page/troubleshooting/#server-path","text":"Look for lsp-mode variable to customize server path. Usually, you may find the variable by doing: M-x customize-group RET lsp-LANGUAGE-SERVER-ID .","title":"Server path"},{"location":"page/troubleshooting/#log-client-server-json","text":"Set lsp-log-io to t to inspect communication between client and the server. Use lsp-workspace-show-log to switch to the corresponding log buffer.","title":"Log client&lt;-&gt;server json"},{"location":"page/troubleshooting/#check-project-roots","text":"lsp-describe-session will show the current projects roots + the started servers and allows inspecting the server capabilities:","title":"Check project roots"},{"location":"page/troubleshooting/#updating-packageel-packages","text":"If you manage your Emacs packages with the built-in package.el , we recommend the following procedure to update your packages: Delete your LSP-related packages Restart Emacs Install the new versions of the packages.","title":"Updating package.el packages"},{"location":"page/troubleshooting/#check-if-any-package-or-wrong-config-could-be-causing-the-issue","text":"Try to repro the issue with our lsp-start-plain.el file, which has just the necessary config/packages for lsp-mode work using M-x lsp-start-plain .","title":"Check if any package or wrong config could be causing the issue"},{"location":"page/integration/dired/","text":"Dired integration # lsp-mode provides integration with dired file explorer. lsp-mode will show which files/folders contain errors/warnings/hints. To enable this behaviour add (lsp-dired-mode) call to your config. Screenshot #","title":"Dired integration"},{"location":"page/integration/dired/#dired-integration","text":"lsp-mode provides integration with dired file explorer. lsp-mode will show which files/folders contain errors/warnings/hints. To enable this behaviour add (lsp-dired-mode) call to your config.","title":"Dired integration"},{"location":"page/integration/dired/#screenshot","text":"","title":"Screenshot"},{"location":"page/integration/ido/","text":"Ido integration # lsp-mode provides integration with ido for workspace-symbol command. lsp-mode will show all workspace/project symbols using IDO. To enable this behaviour add (require 'lsp-ido) call to your config. By installing ido-completing-read+ lsp-mode will use IDO for showing candidates on other commands as well e.g. refactor, code actions, etc. Screenshot # Command # lsp-ido-workspace-symbol command will be available as an interactive call. Configuration # You can disable symbol kind and symbol filepath from the candidate list by changing the following settings ( setq lsp-ido-show-symbol-kind nil lsp-ido-show-symbol-filename nil )","title":"Ido"},{"location":"page/integration/ido/#ido-integration","text":"lsp-mode provides integration with ido for workspace-symbol command. lsp-mode will show all workspace/project symbols using IDO. To enable this behaviour add (require 'lsp-ido) call to your config. By installing ido-completing-read+ lsp-mode will use IDO for showing candidates on other commands as well e.g. refactor, code actions, etc.","title":"Ido integration"},{"location":"page/integration/ido/#screenshot","text":"","title":"Screenshot"},{"location":"page/integration/ido/#command","text":"lsp-ido-workspace-symbol command will be available as an interactive call.","title":"Command"},{"location":"page/integration/ido/#configuration","text":"You can disable symbol kind and symbol filepath from the candidate list by changing the following settings ( setq lsp-ido-show-symbol-kind nil lsp-ido-show-symbol-filename nil )","title":"Configuration"},{"location":"page/integration/iedit/","text":"iedit # lsp-mode can leverage iedit to edit semantic matches in parallel: lsp-iedit-highlights : invoke iedit on the symbol highlights at point, all of which will be edited in parallel. To finish and exit, press C-g , with the cursor on iedit highlight. If an iedit session is already active, lsp-iedit-highlights will simply add the document highlights to it, without restarting it. This way, another group of symbol highlights can be added to the current iedit session.","title":"Iedit"},{"location":"page/integration/iedit/#iedit","text":"lsp-mode can leverage iedit to edit semantic matches in parallel: lsp-iedit-highlights : invoke iedit on the symbol highlights at point, all of which will be edited in parallel. To finish and exit, press C-g , with the cursor on iedit highlight. If an iedit session is already active, lsp-iedit-highlights will simply add the document highlights to it, without restarting it. This way, another group of symbol highlights can be added to the current iedit session.","title":"iedit"},{"location":"page/settings/completion/","text":"Completion # lsp-completion-enable # Type: boolean Default: t Enable completion-at-point integration. lsp-completion-enable-additional-text-edit # Type: boolean Default: t Whether or not to apply additional text edit when performing completion. If set to non-nil, lsp-mode will apply additional text edits from the server. Otherwise, the additional text edits are ignored. lsp-completion-filter-on-incomplete # Type: boolean Default: t Whether or not filter incomplete results. lsp-completion-no-cache # Type: boolean Default: nil Whether or not caching the returned completions from server. lsp-completion-provider # Type: (choice (const :tag Use company-capf :capf) (const :tag None :none)) Default: :capf The completion backend provider. lsp-completion-show-detail # Type: boolean Default: t Whether or not to show detail of completion candidates. lsp-completion-show-kind # Type: boolean Default: t Whether or not to show kind of completion candidates. lsp-completion-show-label-description # Type: boolean Default: t Whether or not to show description of completion candidates. lsp-completion-sort-initial-results # Type: boolean Default: t Whether or not filter initial results from server. lsp-completion-use-last-result # Type: boolean Default: t Temporarily use last server result when interrupted by keyboard. This will help minimize popup flickering issue in company-mode . lsp-enable-snippet # Type: boolean Default: t Enable/disable snippet completion support.","title":"Completion"},{"location":"page/settings/completion/#completion","text":"","title":"Completion"},{"location":"page/settings/completion/#lsp-completion-enable","text":"Type: boolean Default: t Enable completion-at-point integration.","title":"lsp-completion-enable"},{"location":"page/settings/completion/#lsp-completion-enable-additional-text-edit","text":"Type: boolean Default: t Whether or not to apply additional text edit when performing completion. If set to non-nil, lsp-mode will apply additional text edits from the server. 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When set to t lsp-mode will auto-configure completion, code-actions, breadcrumb, flycheck , flymake , imenu , symbol highlighting, lenses, links, and so on. For finer granularity you may use lsp-enable-* properties. lsp-auto-execute-action # Type: boolean Default: t Auto-execute single action. lsp-auto-guess-root # Type: boolean Default: nil Automatically guess the project root using projectile/project. Do not use this setting unless you are familiar with lsp-mode internals and you are sure that all of your projects are following projectile / project.el conventions. lsp-auto-select-workspace # Type: boolean Default: t Shutdown or restart a single workspace. If set and the current buffer has only a single workspace associated with it, lsp-shutdown-workspace and lsp-restart-workspace will act on it without asking. lsp-auto-touch-files # Type: boolean Default: t If non-nil ensure the files exist before sending textDocument/didOpen notification. lsp-before-apply-edits-hook # Type: hook Default: nil Hooks to run before applying edits. lsp-before-initialize-hook # Type: hook Default: nil List of functions to be called before a Language Server has been initialized for a new workspace. lsp-before-open-hook # Type: hook Default: nil List of functions to be called before a new file with LSP support is opened. lsp-before-save-edits # Type: boolean Default: t If non-nil, lsp-mode will apply edits suggested by the language server before saving a document. lsp-client-packages # Type: (repeat symbol) Default: (ccls lsp-actionscript lsp-ada lsp-angular lsp-ansible lsp-awk lsp-astro lsp-bash lsp-beancount lsp-clangd lsp-clojure lsp-cmake lsp-credo lsp-crystal lsp-csharp lsp-css lsp-d lsp-dart lsp-dhall lsp-docker lsp-dockerfile lsp-elm lsp-elixir lsp-emmet lsp-erlang lsp-eslint lsp-fortran lsp-fsharp lsp-gdscript lsp-go lsp-gleam lsp-glsl lsp-graphql lsp-hack lsp-grammarly lsp-groovy lsp-haskell lsp-haxe lsp-idris lsp-java lsp-javascript lsp-json lsp-kotlin lsp-latex lsp-ltex lsp-lua lsp-markdown lsp-marksman lsp-mdx lsp-mint lsp-move lsp-nginx lsp-nim lsp-nix lsp-magik lsp-metals lsp-mssql lsp-ocaml lsp-openscad lsp-pascal lsp-perl lsp-perlnavigator lsp-pls lsp-php lsp-pwsh lsp-pyls lsp-pylsp lsp-pyright lsp-python-ms lsp-purescript lsp-r lsp-racket lsp-remark lsp-ruff-lsp lsp-rf lsp-rubocop lsp-rust lsp-semgrep lsp-shader lsp-solargraph lsp-sorbet lsp-sourcekit lsp-sonarlint lsp-tailwindcss lsp-tex lsp-terraform lsp-toml lsp-ttcn3 lsp-typeprof lsp-v lsp-vala lsp-verilog lsp-vetur lsp-volar lsp-vhdl lsp-vimscript lsp-xml lsp-yaml lsp-ruby-lsp lsp-ruby-syntax-tree lsp-sqls lsp-svelte lsp-steep lsp-tilt lsp-zig) List of the clients to be automatically required. lsp-completion-default-behaviour # Type: (choice (const :insert :tag Default completion inserts) (const :replace :tag Default completion replaces)) Default: :replace Default behaviour of InsertReplaceEdit . lsp-configure-hook # Type: hook Default: ((closure (flymake-mode flymake-diagnostic-functions lsp-diagnostics-mode flycheck-checkers flycheck-checker flycheck-check-syntax-automatically flycheck-mode t) nil (if lsp-auto-configure (progn (lsp-diagnostics--enable)))) (closure (company-abort-on-unique-match company-backends yas-indent-line t) nil (if (and lsp-auto-configure lsp-completion-enable) (progn (lsp-completion--enable))))) Hooks to run when lsp-configure-buffer is called. lsp-debounce-full-sync-notifications # Type: boolean Default: t If non-nil debounce full sync events. This flag affects only servers which do not support incremental updates. lsp-debounce-full-sync-notifications-interval # Type: float Default: 1.0 Time to wait before sending full sync synchronization after buffer modification. lsp-default-create-error-handler-fn # Type: function Default: nil Default error handler customization. Handler should give METHOD as argument and return function of one argument ERROR. lsp-details-face # Type: face Default: ((t :height 0.8 :inherit shadow)) Used to display additional information throughout lsp . Things like line numbers, signatures, ... are considered additional information. Often, additional faces are defined that inherit from this face by default, like lsp-signature-face , and they may be customized for finer control. lsp-diagnostics-updated-hook # Type: hook Default: nil Hooks to run after diagnostics are received. lsp-disabled-clients # Type: (repeat (symbol)) Default: nil A list of disabled/blacklisted clients. Each entry in the list can be either: a symbol, the server-id for the LSP client, or a cons pair (MAJOR-MODE . CLIENTS), where MAJOR-MODE is the major-mode, and CLIENTS is either a client or a list of clients. This option can also be used as a file- or directory-local variable to disable a language server for individual files or directories/projects respectively. lsp-display-inline-image # Type: boolean Default: t Showing inline image or not. lsp-document-sync-method # Type: (choice (const :tag Documents should not be synced at all. nil) (const :tag Documents are synced by always sending the full content of the document. lsp--sync-full) (const :tag Documents are synced by always sending incremental changes to the document. lsp--sync-incremental) (const :tag Use the method recommended by the language server. nil)) Default: nil How to sync the document with the language server. lsp-eldoc-enable-hover # Type: boolean Default: t If non-nil, eldoc will display hover info when it is present. lsp-eldoc-render-all # Type: boolean Default: nil Display all of the info returned by document/onHover. If this is set to nil, eldoc will show only the symbol information. lsp-enable-dap-auto-configure # Type: boolean Default: t If non-nil, enable dap-auto-configure-mode . lsp-enable-file-watchers # Type: boolean Default: t If non-nil lsp-mode will watch the files in the workspace if the server has requested that. lsp-enable-folding # Type: boolean Default: t Enable/disable code folding support. lsp-enable-imenu # Type: boolean Default: t If non-nil, automatically enable imenu integration when server provides textDocument/documentSymbol . lsp-enable-indentation # Type: boolean Default: t Indent regions using the file formatting functionality provided by the language server. lsp-enable-links # Type: boolean Default: t If non-nil, all references to links in a file will be made clickable, if supported by the language server. lsp-enable-on-type-formatting # Type: boolean Default: t Enable textDocument/onTypeFormatting integration. lsp-enable-suggest-server-download # Type: boolean Default: t When non-nil enable server downloading suggestions. lsp-enable-symbol-highlighting # Type: boolean Default: t Highlight references of the symbol at point. lsp-enable-text-document-color # Type: boolean Default: t Enable textDocument/documentColor integration. lsp-enable-xref # Type: boolean Default: t Enable xref integration. lsp-face-highlight-read # Type: face Default: ((t :inherit highlight :underline t)) Face used for highlighting symbols being read. lsp-face-highlight-textual # Type: face Default: ((t :inherit highlight)) Face used for textual occurrences of symbols. lsp-face-highlight-write # Type: face Default: ((t :inherit highlight :weight bold)) Face used for highlighting symbols being written to. lsp-face-rename # Type: face Default: ((t :underline t)) Face used to highlight the identifier being renamed. Renaming can be done using lsp-rename . lsp-file-watch-ignored-directories # Type: (repeat string) Default: ([/\\\\]\\.git\\' [/\\\\]\\.github\\' [/\\\\]\\.gitlab\\' [/\\\\]\\.circleci\\' [/\\\\]\\.hg\\' [/\\\\]\\.bzr\\' [/\\\\]_darcs\\' [/\\\\]\\.svn\\' [/\\\\]_FOSSIL_\\' [/\\\\]\\.idea\\' [/\\\\]\\.ensime_cache\\' [/\\\\]\\.eunit\\' [/\\\\]node_modules [/\\\\]\\.yarn\\' [/\\\\]\\.fslckout\\' [/\\\\]\\.tox\\' [/\\\\]\\.nox\\' [/\\\\]dist\\' [/\\\\]dist-newstyle\\' [/\\\\]\\.stack-work\\' [/\\\\]\\.bloop\\' [/\\\\]\\.metals\\' [/\\\\]target\\' [/\\\\]\\.ccls-cache\\' [/\\\\]\\.vscode\\' [/\\\\]\\.venv\\' [/\\\\]\\.mypy_cache\\' [/\\\\]\\.pytest_cache\\' [/\\\\]\\.build\\' [/\\\\]__pycache__\\' [/\\\\]\\.deps\\' [/\\\\]build-aux\\' [/\\\\]autom4te.cache\\' [/\\\\]\\.reference\\' [/\\\\]bazel-[^/\\\\]+\\' [/\\\\]\\.meta\\' [/\\\\]Library\\' [/\\\\]\\.lsp\\' [/\\\\]\\.clj-kondo\\' [/\\\\]\\.shadow-cljs\\' [/\\\\]\\.babel_cache\\' [/\\\\]\\.cpcache\\' [/\\\\]\\checkouts\\' [/\\\\]\\.gradle\\' [/\\\\]\\.m2\\' [/\\\\]bin/Debug\\' [/\\\\]obj\\' [/\\\\]_opam\\' [/\\\\]_build\\' [/\\\\]\\.elixir_ls\\' [/\\\\]\\.elixir-tools\\' [/\\\\]\\.terraform\\' [/\\\\]\\.terragrunt-cache\\' [/\\\\]\\.direnv\\') List of regexps matching directory paths which won`t be monitored when creating file watches. Customization of this variable is only honored at the global level or at a root of an lsp workspace. lsp-file-watch-ignored-files # Type: (repeat string) Default: ([/\\\\]flycheck_[^/\\\\]+\\' [/\\\\]\\.#[^/\\\\]+\\' [/\\\\][^/\\\\]+~\\') List of regexps matching files for which change events will not be sent to the server. This setting has no impact on whether a file-watch is created for a directory; it merely prevents notifications pertaining to matched files from being sent to the server. To prevent a file-watch from being created for a directory, customize lsp-file-watch-ignored-directories Customization of this variable is only honored at the global level or at a root of an lsp workspace. lsp-file-watch-threshold # Type: number Default: 1000 Show warning if the files to watch are more than. Set to nil to disable the warning. lsp-folding-line-folding-only # Type: boolean Default: nil If non-nil, only fold complete lines. lsp-folding-range-limit # Type: (choice (const :tag No limit. nil) (integer :tag Number of lines.)) Default: nil The maximum number of folding ranges to receive from the language server. lsp-guess-root-without-session # Type: boolean Default: nil Ignore the session file when calculating the project root. You almost always want to set lsp-auto-guess-root too. Do not use this setting unless you are familiar with lsp-mode internals and you are sure that all of your projects are following projectile / project.el conventions. lsp-gunzip-script # Type: string Default: (closure (view-inhibit-help-message lsp-help-mode-abbrev-table lsp-help-mode-syntax-table eldoc-documentation-default cl-struct-lsp--log-entry-tags cl-struct-lsp-session-tags cl-struct-lsp--workspace-tags cl-struct-lsp--registered-capability-tags lsp-mode-menu cl-struct-lsp--folding-range-tags cl-struct-lsp-watch-tags cl-struct-lsp--client-tags lsp--log-lines company-minimum-prefix-length dap-ui-menu-items dap-auto-configure-mode yas-also-auto-indent-first-line yas-wrap-around-region yas-indent-line yas-inhibit-overlay-modification-protection t) nil (cond ((executable-find gzip) lsp-ext-gunzip-script) (t nil))) The script to decompress a gzipped file. 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At the end of this tutorial, Emacs should provide you with all the language-aware editor features you'd expect from a modern C++ IDE, such as Code completion Real-time syntax checking Code navigation (references/definitions/implementations/symbol search) Visual IDE debugger Document outline, breadcrumb and modeline widgets For all lsp-mode features, check here . Obtaining a language server # lsp-mode is a client-server application with Emacs acting as the client. In order for it to work, you have to install a separate language server that understands the specifics of your target language. As of late 2020, there are 2 production-ready language servers for C/C++ and Objective-C , clangd , and ccls with ccls 's precursor cquery being deprecated. For some of the language servers, lsp-mode ships with automatic installation scripts but there is no such script for installing a C/C++ language server due to their overall complexity. For this guide we will be using clangd but most of the steps here apply to ccls as well. lsp-mode is pre-configured and it will be able to find the language server automatically when it is installed on the host machine and it is present on the PATH . In case clangd is not present on the path clangd can be installed following their Getting Started instructions. Note: for Debian based system use https://apt.llvm.org/ Project setup # To understand your source code, clangd needs to know the compiler flags that are used to build the project. (This is just a fact of life in C++, source files are not self-contained). By default, clangd will assume your code is built as clang some_file.cc , and you\u2019ll probably get spurious errors about missing #include files, etc. There are a couple of ways to fix this. You may read about them in clangd installation or in https://sarcasm.github.io/notes/dev/compilation-database.html. In order to generate compile_commands.json for Emacs itself I have found that Bear works fine. sudo apt-get install bear Setup Emacs sources and dependencies: sudo apt-get install -y build-essential git autoconf texinfo libgnutls28-dev libxml2-dev libncurses5-dev libjansson-dev git clone git://git.sv.gnu.org/emacs.git cd emacs ./autogen.sh CFLAGS = \"-ggdb3 -O0\" CXXFLAGS = \"-ggdb3 -O0\" LDFLAGS = \"-ggdb3\" ./configure --with-modules --with-json bear -- make -j $( nproc ) Prefixing make -j$(nproc) with bear will generate the compile_commands.json which later will be used by clangd . CFLAGS=\"-ggdb3 -O0\" CXXFLAGS=\"-ggdb3 -O0\" LDFLAGS=\"-ggdb3\" will compile Emacs with debug symbols. lsp-mode configuration # Here is a bare-bones lsp-mode / dap-mode configuration template to get you started with your own lsp-mode config, or to try out in a separate one-off session. Please note that Emacs configuration frameworks such as Spacemacs or Doom Emacs often ship with lsp-mode settings of their own; should you be using such a framework, and find that lsp-mode doesn't behave as intended, please make sure to follow this tutorial from a clean starting point. in your config or you could run in separate session. ( require 'package ) ( add-to-list 'package-archives ' ( \"melpa\" . \"http://melpa.org/packages/\" ) t ) ( package-initialize ) ( setq package-selected-packages ' ( lsp-mode yasnippet lsp-treemacs helm-lsp projectile hydra flycheck company avy which-key helm-xref dap-mode )) ( when ( cl-find-if-not #' package-installed-p package-selected-packages ) ( package-refresh-contents ) ( mapc #' package-install package-selected-packages )) ;; sample `helm' configuration use https://github.com/emacs-helm/helm/ for details ( helm-mode ) ( require 'helm-xref ) ( define-key global-map [ remap find-file ] #' helm-find-files ) ( define-key global-map [ remap execute-extended-command ] #' helm-M-x ) ( define-key global-map [ remap switch-to-buffer ] #' helm-mini ) ( which-key-mode ) ( add-hook 'c-mode-hook 'lsp ) ( add-hook 'c++-mode-hook 'lsp ) ( setq gc-cons-threshold ( * 100 1024 1024 ) read-process-output-max ( * 1024 1024 ) treemacs-space-between-root-nodes nil company-idle-delay 0.0 company-minimum-prefix-length 1 lsp-idle-delay 0.1 ) ;; clangd is fast ( with-eval-after-load 'lsp-mode ( add-hook 'lsp-mode-hook #' lsp-enable-which-key-integration ) ( require 'dap-cpptools ) ( yas-global-mode )) Feature overview # And now it is time to start hacking on Emacs core! emacs ~/Sources/emacs/src/editfns.c Now, if everything was successful you will be asked to select a project root. Note: the project root is needed by the language server in order to know where to start the project discovery from. Typically, this is the git repository root but since exceptions to this rule have caused us a lot of trouble in the past (monorepos come to mind), lsp-mode by default asks the user to manually confirm the project root the first time a project is opened. Completion # By default, lsp-mode uses company-mode as its completion frontend. When present, company-mode will be auto-configured and it will just work. keybindings/ which-key integration # lsp-mode has smart (almost) complete mnemonic keybindings which auto-enable when a certain feature is supported by the server and when the corresponding Emacs package is installed. In addition, lsp-mode ships with which-key integration for better discoverability. By default, lsp-mode 's keybindings are available under s-l (Super-l), e. g. s-l h h will show documentation at point. You may change the default prefix by setting lsp-keymap-prefix . Mouse support # Yeah, lsp-mode supports mouse! Refactoring/Code actions # lsp-rename ( s-l r r ) - rename symbol/function at point. lsp-execute-code-action ( s-l a a ) - clangd is able to auto-correct some of the errors. Navigation # lsp-mode has integration with xref core package and in addition it has xref-find-definitions ( M-. and s-l g g ) - find definition(s) at point xref-find-references ( s-l g r ) - find references to the symbol at point helm-imenu - browse symbols in the current document helm-lsp-workspace-symbol - find symbol in current project helm-lsp-global-workspaces-symbol - find symbol in all projects lsp-treemacs-type-hierarchy - show type hierarchy Note: if you prefer ivy over helm you may check out lsp-ivy . lsp-treemacs # lsp-treemacs is a package providing integration with treemacs and an alternative tree-view visualization. Refer to the project's readme for further information. Help/Documentation # lsp-mode automatically enables eldoc-mode which will show hover information in the minibuffer. lsp-mode is showing only the one line signature info so if you want to see the full documentation at point you can use lsp-describe-thing-at-point . In addition to that you can also see signature help after pressing C-M-SPC or after pressing trigger char like ( . If there is more than one applicable signature due to function overloading, you may browse between the available candidates using M-n/M-p . may browse them via M-n/M-p Diagnostics # For on-the-fly errors lsp-mode is using flycheck ( flymake is also supported). It is configured automatically. In addition to standard flycheck features lsp-mode provides a project-wide error list via lsp-treemacs-errors-list . Debugging # Just like lsp-mode provides editing features through the editor-independent Language Server Protocol , its sister package dap-mode provides debugging features through the editor-independent Debug Adapter Protocol and language-specific debugging servers called debug adapters . front-end of the sister Debug Adapter Protocol . It is again client server like Language Sever Protocol . dap-mode provides all of the traditional debugger features - breakpoints(conditions, hit count, etc), threads, locals. Installation # dap-mode provides installation commands for most of the debug adapters. In this tutorial we will use the vscode-cpptools debug adapter. To install the adapter do M-x dap-cpptools-setup . Note: you should have gdb on path. Note: on linux you should install mono . Creating debug configuration # dap-mode introduces the notion of debug configuration and debug template. The debug configuration is the settings that are needed by the debug adapter to start the program to debug. Debug template is a template for such configuration which will be populated by the user or by dap-mode . There are two ways to manage debug configuration - using emacs lisp via dap-debug-edit-template and dap-register-debug-template . The second way is using launch.json . Put it in project root and dap-mode will pick it up. { \"version\" : \"0.2.0\" , \"configurations\" : [ { \"name\" : \"Debug Emacs\" , \"type\" : \"cppdbg\" , \"request\" : \"launch\" , \"program\" : \"${workspaceFolder}/src/emacs\" , \"args\" : [ \"-q\" ], \"stopAtEntry\" : false , \"cwd\" : \"${workspaceFolder}\" , \"environment\" : [], \"externalConsole\" : false , \"MIMode\" : \"gdb\" } ] } At this point, dap-mode does not provide the list of all available properties for each configuration. 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Put it in project root and dap-mode will pick it up. { \"version\" : \"0.2.0\" , \"configurations\" : [ { \"name\" : \"Debug Emacs\" , \"type\" : \"cppdbg\" , \"request\" : \"launch\" , \"program\" : \"${workspaceFolder}/src/emacs\" , \"args\" : [ \"-q\" ], \"stopAtEntry\" : false , \"cwd\" : \"${workspaceFolder}\" , \"environment\" : [], \"externalConsole\" : false , \"MIMode\" : \"gdb\" } ] } At this point, dap-mode does not provide the list of all available properties for each configuration. The full list can be found in package.json in /.emacs.d/.extension/vscode/cpptools/extension/package.json when dap-mode is using VScode package or debug adapter docs when not.","title":"Creating debug configuration"},{"location":"tutorials/CPP-guide/#debugging_1","text":"Start debugging via M-x dap-debug and select Debug Emacs from the list. . After pressing RET a fresh instance of Emacs will pop up. Then do M-x helm-lsp-workspace-symbol and type message3 . 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Why should I try LSP for Clojure? # Coming from the Java world, when I started programming for Clojure in Emacs, it was odd to me that for almost everything you needed to do with Clojure, you needed a REPL running in your project , and if you changed anything in your project, you would need to reload the modified namespace/code to see the changes in the REPL. I also missed a lot of features popularized by Java IDEs, like cleaning unused imports, viewing the call hierarchy of a method/function, formatting code automatically, checking syntax in real-time, and using code actions that could, for example, add a missing import. Ever since I found clojure-lsp , which implements most of those features, I have been using it alongside CIDER without issues. While I really like CIDER and believe it is one of the best tools for Clojure development, you can complement it with clojure-lsp to make programming in Clojure even better. Once it is running (and you are plugged into the REPL), CIDER will provide many of the same features that clojure-lsp does, so you need to tell Emacs how to resolve conflicts, which features use from lsp-mode and which ones from CIDER . Therefore, if you want to have a more IDE-ish experience with Emacs, you should read this guide. Basic configuration # Here is a bare-bones lsp-mode configuration template to get you started with your own lsp-mode config, or to try out in a separate one-off session. Please note that Emacs configuration frameworks such as Spacemacs or Doom Emacs often ship with lsp-mode settings of their own; should you be using such a framework, and find that lsp-mode doesn't behave as intended, please make sure to follow this tutorial from a clean starting point. in your config or you could run in a separate session. 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In order for it to work, you have to install a separate language server that understands the specifics of your target language. For Clojure, we will use clojure-lsp which as of 2022/10, is the only LSP server for Clojure, and has a lot of useful features that I will try to show in this guide. Via lsp-mode # lsp-mode ships with automatic installation scripts for some of the language servers and clojure-lsp is one of the supported servers, you can install it using M-x lsp-install-server RET clojure-lsp . After installed, lsp-mode will automatically initialize it when opening Clojure files. Manually # Check here for more information on how to build it manually. For a custom path, you can set the path of the server location with: ( setq lsp-clojure-custom-server-command ' ( \"bash\" \"-c\" \"/path/to/clojure-lsp\" )) LSP features # This guide will focus on the features of lsp-mode that are most relevant to Clojure development. You can view documentation of all features at the official lsp-mode site or clojure-lsp features section . Syntax check # It checks for errors and warnings on your code while you write it, it uses clj-kondo , another amazing library that lints Clojure code, in the back-end so it's not required to install clj-kondo since clojure-lsp will use it automatically. It will also check for public unused functions/variables which is something that, as far as I know, does not exist in any other Clojure library/package: Find definition/references # You can find a function definition with lsp-find-definition or find all the references to that symbol, variable or function with lsp-find-references or lsp-ui-peek-find-references if lsp-ui is available. Doom emacs users You may need to remove the lookup handlers conflict from `cider` and/or `clj-refactor` if you want to use this LSP feature. ( use-package! cider :after clojure-mode :config ( set-lookup-handlers! 'cider-mode nil )) ( use-package! clj-refactor :after clojure-mode :config ( set-lookup-handlers! 'clj-refactor-mode nil )) Spacemacs users - Add the `dap` layer to the `dotspacemacs/layers ()` section of your `.spacemacs` file (at the top of the file). - Require the corresponding module in the `dotspacemacs/user-config ()` section of your `.spacemacs` (at the bottom of the file). (In my case, I made it work with Chromium.) - Make sure the Chromium executable is correctly setup (see https://github.com/syl20bnr/spacemacs/issues/13614#issuecomment-1179478365) dotspacemacs/user-config () ... ;; Enable DAP debugging in ClojureScript. ;; Trying almost all options... ;; This one downloads OK. ( require 'dap-chrome ) ;; These two cannot be downloaded... ;; (require 'dap-firefox) ;; (require 'dap-node) ;; I'm not into trying this one... ;; (require 'dap-edge) Based on: https://emacs-lsp.github.io/lsp-mode/tutorials/debugging-clojure-script/ Completion # By default, lsp-mode uses company-mode as its completion front-end. When present, company-mode and enabled for lsp-mode , it will be auto-configured and it will just work using the completion items returned by the LSP server. clojure-lsp also has completion snippets, for more information check here . If you do not want LSP completion, It's possible to use cider completion instead with: ( setq lsp-enable-completion-at-point nil ) ; use cider completion See also CIDER code completion Code lens # LSP supports code lenses, actionable text snippets that a server may want to display in a client IDE. clojure-lsp uses it to show the reference count of a function/variable. They are enabled by default so you if you want to disable, disable lsp-lens-enable variable: Call hierarchy # This feature returns the call hierarchy of a function/method. As of now, clojure-lsp only supports returning the incoming-call hierarchy. It uses lsp-treemacs , which you should install to use this feature. Formatting # For LSP formatting, clojure-lsp use cljfmt with support for all known cljfmt settings. You can format a region with lsp-format-region or the entire buffer with lsp-format-buffer . Code actions # One of the most important features considered by me is the code actions feature provided by the server. they are refactoring actions that may change your code after applied, clojure-lsp some of the refactorings from below are suggested by the server depending where user cursor is, for example Add missing namespace where clojure-lsp will suggest adding a missing require: Refactorings # clojure-lsp also has a lot of refactorings, some of them can be automatically triggered by code actions like said above and others manually by user, one example of one of the most used by me is clean-ns , which will remove any unused requires and refers: Or rename which will rename the symbol at point and all usages/references: For more info on all available refactorings, check here . Conflict with clj-refactor when creating new files clj-refactor and clojure-lsp have a feature of add the namespace form for new created files, but they may conflict if both are enable, inserting duplicated namespace forms. To fix that, you need to choose which one you wants to use: To disable this feature on clj-refactor : ( setq cljr-add-ns-to-blank-clj-files nil ) ; disable clj-refactor adding ns to blank files or to disable on clojure-lsp : ;; on your .lsp/config.edn file { :auto-add-ns-to-new-files? false } Hover # This feature shows the function/var signature on minibuffer about the symbol at cursor, it's a really useful feature which avoid the need to find definition all the time to check its signature, arity documentation or even clojuredocs for clojure core vars. Conflict with CIDER clojure-lsp and CIDER have this same feature where it uses eldoc to show the signature on minibuffer and you should choose which one you want enabled during your development. 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( require 'package ) ( add-to-list 'package-archives ' ( \"melpa\" . \"http://melpa.org/packages/\" ) t ) ( package-initialize ) ( setq package-selected-packages ' ( clojure-mode lsp-mode cider lsp-treemacs flycheck company dap-mode )) ( when ( cl-find-if-not #' package-installed-p package-selected-packages ) ( package-refresh-contents ) ( mapc #' package-install package-selected-packages )) ( add-hook 'clojure-mode-hook 'lsp ) ( add-hook 'clojurescript-mode-hook 'lsp ) ( add-hook 'clojurec-mode-hook 'lsp ) ( setq gc-cons-threshold ( * 100 1024 1024 ) read-process-output-max ( * 1024 1024 ) treemacs-space-between-root-nodes nil company-minimum-prefix-length 1 lsp-lens-enable t lsp-signature-auto-activate nil ) ( with-eval-after-load 'dap-mode ( require 'dap-chrome )) Project creation # For this recipe, we will use shadow-cljs . Install npx $ npm install -g npx Create the sample project $ npx create-cljs-project dap-debug-app npx: installed 1 in 1 .764s shadow-cljs - creating project: /home/yyoncho/Sources/dap-debug-app Creating: /home/yyoncho/Sources/dap-debug-app/package.json Creating: /home/yyoncho/Sources/dap-debug-app/shadow-cljs.edn Creating: /home/yyoncho/Sources/dap-debug-app/.gitignore Creating: /home/yyoncho/Sources/dap-debug-app/src/main Creating: /home/yyoncho/Sources/dap-debug-app/src/test ---- Installing shadow-cljs in project. npm notice created a lockfile as package-lock.json. You should commit this file. + shadow-cljs@2.11.23 added 100 packages from 106 contributors and audited 100 packages in 4 .831s 3 packages are looking for funding run ` npm fund ` for details found 0 vulnerabilities Emacs # Create and open file src/main/dap/frontend/app.cljs and make sure that clojure-lsp language server is up and running. Add the following content: ( ns dap.frontend.app ) ( defn sum [ a b ] ( + a b )) ( defn init [] ( sum 1 2 ) ( println \"Hello World\" )) Inside the shadow-cljs.edn :builds section add { ... :builds { :frontend { :target :browser :modules { :main { :init-fn dap.frontend.app/init }} }}} This config tells the compiler to call (dap.frontend.app/init) when the generated JS code is loaded. Since no :output-dir is configured the default public/js is used. You can start the development process by running: $ npx shadow-cljs watch frontend ... a few moments later ... ... [ :frontend ] Build completed. ( 134 files, 35 compiled, 0 warnings, 5 .80s ) Once the config is saved the server will automatically start and serve the content at http://localhost:8080. There is no need to restart shadow-cljs. When opening the above URL the Browser Console should show \"Hello World\". Debugging # The first step is install Google Chrome Debug Adapter via M-x dap-chrome-setup . This is one time operation. Then create file launch.json with the following content: { \"version\" : \"0.2.0\" , \"configurations\" : [ { \"type\" : \"chrome\" , \"request\" : \"launch\" , \"name\" : \"DAP clojurescript\" , \"url\" : \"http://localhost:8080\" , \"sourceMaps\" : true , \"webRoot\" : \"${workspaceFolder}\" , \"sourceMapPathOverrides\" : { \"*\" : \"${workspaceFolder}/src/main/*\" } } ] } Then open app.cljs and place some breakpoints either by clicking in the fringe or by doing M-x dap-breakpoint-toggle . After doing that, you can do M-x dap-debug and select DAP clojurescript . In case you intend to use Chromium, and you get a Error processing \"launch\": Error: Can't find Chrome - install it or set the \"runtimeExecutable\" field in the launch config , just add the full path to your Chromium executable. For instance, in a Debian system, it would be /usr/bin/chromium . In your launch.json , just add the following line: \"runtimeExecutable\": \"/usr/bin/chromium\" Screenshot # Your editor should look like this: You may find the complete project sources at https://github.com/yyoncho/dap-debug-app See also # dap-mode shadow-cljs","title":"Debugging Clojurescript"},{"location":"tutorials/debugging-clojure-script/#debugging-clojurescript-using-dap-mode","text":"In this tutorial, we will cover the steps needed to debug ClojureScript in emacs using Google Chrome Debug Adapter . 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Install npx $ npm install -g npx Create the sample project $ npx create-cljs-project dap-debug-app npx: installed 1 in 1 .764s shadow-cljs - creating project: /home/yyoncho/Sources/dap-debug-app Creating: /home/yyoncho/Sources/dap-debug-app/package.json Creating: /home/yyoncho/Sources/dap-debug-app/shadow-cljs.edn Creating: /home/yyoncho/Sources/dap-debug-app/.gitignore Creating: /home/yyoncho/Sources/dap-debug-app/src/main Creating: /home/yyoncho/Sources/dap-debug-app/src/test ---- Installing shadow-cljs in project. npm notice created a lockfile as package-lock.json. You should commit this file. + shadow-cljs@2.11.23 added 100 packages from 106 contributors and audited 100 packages in 4 .831s 3 packages are looking for funding run ` npm fund ` for details found 0 vulnerabilities","title":"Project creation"},{"location":"tutorials/debugging-clojure-script/#emacs","text":"Create and open file src/main/dap/frontend/app.cljs and make sure that clojure-lsp language server is up and running. Add the following content: ( ns dap.frontend.app ) ( defn sum [ a b ] ( + a b )) ( defn init [] ( sum 1 2 ) ( println \"Hello World\" )) Inside the shadow-cljs.edn :builds section add { ... :builds { :frontend { :target :browser :modules { :main { :init-fn dap.frontend.app/init }} }}} This config tells the compiler to call (dap.frontend.app/init) when the generated JS code is loaded. Since no :output-dir is configured the default public/js is used. You can start the development process by running: $ npx shadow-cljs watch frontend ... a few moments later ... ... [ :frontend ] Build completed. ( 134 files, 35 compiled, 0 warnings, 5 .80s ) Once the config is saved the server will automatically start and serve the content at http://localhost:8080. There is no need to restart shadow-cljs. When opening the above URL the Browser Console should show \"Hello World\".","title":"Emacs"},{"location":"tutorials/debugging-clojure-script/#debugging","text":"The first step is install Google Chrome Debug Adapter via M-x dap-chrome-setup . This is one time operation. Then create file launch.json with the following content: { \"version\" : \"0.2.0\" , \"configurations\" : [ { \"type\" : \"chrome\" , \"request\" : \"launch\" , \"name\" : \"DAP clojurescript\" , \"url\" : \"http://localhost:8080\" , \"sourceMaps\" : true , \"webRoot\" : \"${workspaceFolder}\" , \"sourceMapPathOverrides\" : { \"*\" : \"${workspaceFolder}/src/main/*\" } } ] } Then open app.cljs and place some breakpoints either by clicking in the fringe or by doing M-x dap-breakpoint-toggle . After doing that, you can do M-x dap-debug and select DAP clojurescript . In case you intend to use Chromium, and you get a Error processing \"launch\": Error: Can't find Chrome - install it or set the \"runtimeExecutable\" field in the launch config , just add the full path to your Chromium executable. For instance, in a Debian system, it would be /usr/bin/chromium . In your launch.json , just add the following line: \"runtimeExecutable\": \"/usr/bin/chromium\"","title":"Debugging"},{"location":"tutorials/debugging-clojure-script/#screenshot","text":"Your editor should look like this: You may find the complete project sources at https://github.com/yyoncho/dap-debug-app","title":"Screenshot"},{"location":"tutorials/debugging-clojure-script/#see-also","text":"dap-mode shadow-cljs","title":"See also"},{"location":"tutorials/docker-integration/","text":"Docker integration # Author: @factyy Reason # You can use docker-wrapped both the language server and debugger and connect to them using LSP/DAP. Imagine that you have a short-time project (or a sideproject) and you don't want to bring any software packages to your local machine. Now it is simple: wrap the language server and debugger you need in docker and use lsp-docker for LSP and dap-mode for DAP. Features # Most of the lsp-mode and dap-mode features, but with the ability to use containerized environments. Note: some of the features may yet to be tested, so any help finding and fixing any bugs in them is highly appreciated! Components: Language Server / LSP support # You can use manually built containers or images hosting language server(s), just follow a few simple rules (shown below). Note: this info is based on the readme in the original project, take a look at lsp-docker for additional info. Building a container (or an image): # You have 2 constraints: A language server must be launched in stdio mode (other types of communication are yet to be supported). A docker container (only container subtype, see the configuration below) must have your language server as an entrypoint (basically you have to be able to launch it with docker start -i <container_name> as it is launched this way with lsp-docker ). When you have sucessfully built a language server, you have to register it with either a configuration file or a .dir-locals file. Registering a language server using a persistent configuration file: # A configuration file is a yaml file that is named .lsp-docker.yml or .lsp-docker.yaml and looks generally like this: lsp : server : type : docker subtype : container # Or image. container subtype means launching an existing container # image subtype means creating a new container each time from a specified image name : not-significant-but-unique-name # Must be unique across all language servers server : server-id-of-the-base-server # Server id of a registered server (by lsp-mode) launch_command : \"launch command with arguments\" # Launch command of the language server # (selected by a server id specified above) in stdio mode # Note: launch_command is not used with container subtype servers # as a command is embedded in a container itself and serves as an entrypoint mappings : - source : \"/your/host/source/path\" destination : \"/your/local/path/inside/a/container\" Registering a language server using a .dir-locals file: # Just refer to the source code and general conventions of using .dir-locals. The variable you need is lsp-docker-persistent-default-config, its content is merged with the lsp section from a configuration file (if present). Components: Debugger / DAP # Note: this info is based on the readme in the original project, take a look at dap-mode for additional info. Configure it either with a .dir-locals file or drop an .lsp-docker.yml configuration file (use lsp-docker for general reference). Basically you have one function dap-docker-register that performs all the heavy lifting (finding the original debug template, patching it, registering a debug provider e.t.c). This function examines a configuration file or falls back to the default configuration (which can be patched using the .dir-locals approach, take a note that the default configuration doesn\u2019t provide any sane defaults for debugging) and then operates on the combination of the two. This mechanism is the same as in lsp-docker . Note: currently you cannot use this mode when using a network connection to connect to debuggers (this part is yet to be implemented). Still want to talk to debuggers over network? In order to do so you have to look at the launch-args patching done by dap-docker--dockerize-start-file-args , you have to somehow assign nil to dap-server-path before it is passed further into session creation. If you want to stick to a configuration file, take a look at the example below: lsp : server : # 'lsp-docker' fields mappings : - source : \"/your/host/source/path\" # used both by 'lsp-docker' and 'dap-docker' destination : \"/your/local/path/inside/a/container\" # used both by 'lsp-docker' and 'dap-docker' debug : type : docker # only docker is supported subtype : image # or 'container' name : <docker image or container that has the debugger in> # you can omit this field # in this case the 'lsp-docker' ('server' section) image name is used enabled : true # you can explicitly disable 'dap-docker' by using 'false' provider : <your default language debug provider, double quoted string> template : <your default language debug template, double quoted string> launch_command : <an explicit command if you want to override a default one provided by the debug provider> # e.g. if you have installed a debug server in a different directory, not used with 'container' subtype debuggers Examples # Let's develop and debug a simple Ruby application (that uses bundler nonetheless). In the project folder we have at least the actual code and Gemfile with Gemfile.lock . First of all we have to build the images and containers. Let's stick with an image for a language server and a container for debugging. In order to have LSP support in Ruby we have to place solargraph in Gemfile . Building: Language Server # So it is easy to use something like this as a Dockerfile for a language server (using debian-slim as a base image, but it is a matter of personal taste): FROM ruby:3.1.1-slim-bullseye as app # What if your gems use native extensions? RUN apt-get update && apt-get install -y --no-install-recommends \\ build-essential \\ && rm -rf /var/lib/apt/lists/* # You may decide not to create a user, it is ok to delete these lines RUN addgroup --gid 1000 user && \\ adduser --disabled-password --gecos '' --uid 1000 --gid 1000 user # Just an appropriate folder, a matter of taste again RUN mkdir /app && chown user:user /app WORKDIR /app # Install all the gems, INCLUDING the language server COPY Gemfile Gemfile.lock ./ RUN bundle install # Use the created user, remove this line if you deleted the user creation lines USER user You may build it with something like this docker build -t lsp-docker-ruby-server . while you are in the project folder. Building: Debugger # With a debugger it is a bit more complicated: first of all you need node to run the DAP server (as it is a VSCode extension) and second you need to place the extension into the container. You can download the extension (take the latest version) from the VSCode marketplace and place it in your project folder ( vspackage.zip for convenience). In this case your Dockerfile may look like this: FROM ruby:3.1.1-slim-bullseye as app RUN apt-get update && apt-get install -y --no-install-recommends \\ build-essential \\ nodejs \\ unzip \\ && rm -rf /var/lib/apt/lists/* # Create a folder for the debugger RUN mkdir /debugger WORKDIR /debugger COPY vspackage.zip . RUN unzip vspackage.zip -d . RUN addgroup --gid 1000 user && \\ adduser --disabled-password --gecos '' --uid 1000 --gid 1000 user RUN mkdir /app && chown user:user /app WORKDIR /app COPY Gemfile Gemfile.lock ./ RUN bundle install USER user Again you may build it with something like this docker build -t dap-docker-ruby-server . while you are in the project folder. But as we decided to stick with a container for the debugger, we need to create one! It is easy (but take note that we have to specify the folder mappings when creating a container! ): docker create -i -v `pwd`:/app -w /app --name dap-docker-ruby-server dap-docker-ruby-server node /debugger/extension/dist/debugger/main.js . Configuration # Lets use a yaml persistent configuration, we may use something like this (in .lsp-docker.yml in the project folder): lsp : server : type : docker subtype : image name : lsp-docker-ruby-server server : ruby-ls launch_command : \"bundle exec solargraph stdio\" mappings : - source : \".\" destination : \"/app\" debug : type : docker subtype : container name : dap-docker-ruby-server enabled : true provider : \"Ruby\" template : \"Ruby::Run\" launch_command : \"node /debugger/extension/dist/debugger/main.js\" # It is meaningless as we use a container, but still Next we have to register both language server and debugger when the project is opened in Emacs: use lsp-docker-register and dap-docker-register interactive functions. If everything is fine you may launch a language server by a simple lsp invocation and DAP by dap-debug and selecting a dockerized debug template.","title":"Docker integration"},{"location":"tutorials/docker-integration/#docker-integration","text":"Author: @factyy","title":"Docker integration"},{"location":"tutorials/docker-integration/#reason","text":"You can use docker-wrapped both the language server and debugger and connect to them using LSP/DAP. Imagine that you have a short-time project (or a sideproject) and you don't want to bring any software packages to your local machine. Now it is simple: wrap the language server and debugger you need in docker and use lsp-docker for LSP and dap-mode for DAP.","title":"Reason"},{"location":"tutorials/docker-integration/#features","text":"Most of the lsp-mode and dap-mode features, but with the ability to use containerized environments. 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When you have sucessfully built a language server, you have to register it with either a configuration file or a .dir-locals file.","title":"Building a container (or an image):"},{"location":"tutorials/docker-integration/#registering-a-language-server-using-a-persistent-configuration-file","text":"A configuration file is a yaml file that is named .lsp-docker.yml or .lsp-docker.yaml and looks generally like this: lsp : server : type : docker subtype : container # Or image. container subtype means launching an existing container # image subtype means creating a new container each time from a specified image name : not-significant-but-unique-name # Must be unique across all language servers server : server-id-of-the-base-server # Server id of a registered server (by lsp-mode) launch_command : \"launch command with arguments\" # Launch command of the language server # (selected by a server id specified above) in stdio mode # Note: launch_command is not used with container subtype servers # as a command is embedded in a container itself and serves as an entrypoint mappings : - source : \"/your/host/source/path\" destination : \"/your/local/path/inside/a/container\"","title":"Registering a language server using a persistent configuration file:"},{"location":"tutorials/docker-integration/#registering-a-language-server-using-a-dir-locals-file","text":"Just refer to the source code and general conventions of using .dir-locals. 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RUN apt-get update && apt-get install -y --no-install-recommends \\ build-essential \\ && rm -rf /var/lib/apt/lists/* # You may decide not to create a user, it is ok to delete these lines RUN addgroup --gid 1000 user && \\ adduser --disabled-password --gecos '' --uid 1000 --gid 1000 user # Just an appropriate folder, a matter of taste again RUN mkdir /app && chown user:user /app WORKDIR /app # Install all the gems, INCLUDING the language server COPY Gemfile Gemfile.lock ./ RUN bundle install # Use the created user, remove this line if you deleted the user creation lines USER user You may build it with something like this docker build -t lsp-docker-ruby-server . while you are in the project folder.","title":"Building: Language Server"},{"location":"tutorials/docker-integration/#building-debugger","text":"With a debugger it is a bit more complicated: first of all you need node to run the DAP server (as it is a VSCode extension) and second you need to place the extension into the container. You can download the extension (take the latest version) from the VSCode marketplace and place it in your project folder ( vspackage.zip for convenience). In this case your Dockerfile may look like this: FROM ruby:3.1.1-slim-bullseye as app RUN apt-get update && apt-get install -y --no-install-recommends \\ build-essential \\ nodejs \\ unzip \\ && rm -rf /var/lib/apt/lists/* # Create a folder for the debugger RUN mkdir /debugger WORKDIR /debugger COPY vspackage.zip . RUN unzip vspackage.zip -d . RUN addgroup --gid 1000 user && \\ adduser --disabled-password --gecos '' --uid 1000 --gid 1000 user RUN mkdir /app && chown user:user /app WORKDIR /app COPY Gemfile Gemfile.lock ./ RUN bundle install USER user Again you may build it with something like this docker build -t dap-docker-ruby-server . while you are in the project folder. But as we decided to stick with a container for the debugger, we need to create one! It is easy (but take note that we have to specify the folder mappings when creating a container! ): docker create -i -v `pwd`:/app -w /app --name dap-docker-ruby-server dap-docker-ruby-server node /debugger/extension/dist/debugger/main.js .","title":"Building: Debugger"},{"location":"tutorials/docker-integration/#configuration","text":"Lets use a yaml persistent configuration, we may use something like this (in .lsp-docker.yml in the project folder): lsp : server : type : docker subtype : image name : lsp-docker-ruby-server server : ruby-ls launch_command : \"bundle exec solargraph stdio\" mappings : - source : \".\" destination : \"/app\" debug : type : docker subtype : container name : dap-docker-ruby-server enabled : true provider : \"Ruby\" template : \"Ruby::Run\" launch_command : \"node /debugger/extension/dist/debugger/main.js\" # It is meaningless as we use a container, but still Next we have to register both language server and debugger when the project is opened in Emacs: use lsp-docker-register and dap-docker-register interactive functions. If everything is fine you may launch a language server by a simple lsp invocation and DAP by dap-debug and selecting a dockerized debug template.","title":"Configuration"},{"location":"tutorials/how-to-turn-off/","text":"A guide on disabling/enabling lsp-mode features # Early in the project, we decided to auto-configure/enable all of the stable features by default in order to improve discoverability and simplify the setup for the beginners. This decision was considered good by the majority of the users coming from IDEs but still in Emacs community there are a lot of people looking for a minimal distraction-free experience especially traditional long time users. Although the turn off defcustom settings are documented in corresponding README and available via customize-group it turned out that it is not very easy to find them when you want to turn a particular feature off which led to a lot of frustration. Hopefully, this article will help solving that issue: 1. Symbol highlighting ( setq lsp-enable-symbol-highlighting nil ) 2. lsp-ui-doc - on hover dialogs. * disable via (setq lsp-ui-doc-enable nil) * disable cursor hover (keep mouse hover) ( setq lsp-ui-doc-show-with-cursor nil ) * disable mouse hover (keep cursor hover) ( setq lsp-ui-doc-show-with-mouse nil ) 3. Lenses ( setq lsp-lens-enable nil ) 4. Headerline ( setq lsp-headerline-breadcrumb-enable nil ) 5. Sideline code actions * disable whole sideline via ( setq lsp-ui-sideline-enable nil ) * hide code actions ( setq lsp-ui-sideline-show-code-actions nil ) 6. Sideline hover symbols * disable whole sideline via ( setq lsp-ui-sideline-enable nil ) * hide only hover symbols ( setq lsp-ui-sideline-show-hover nil ) 7. Modeline code actions ( setq lsp-modeline-code-actions-enable nil ) 8. Flycheck (or flymake if no flycheck is present) ( setq lsp-diagnostics-provider :none ) 9. Sideline diagnostics * disable whole sideline via ( setq lsp-ui-sideline-enable nil ) * hide only errors ( setq lsp-ui-sideline-show-diagnostics nil ) 10. Eldoc ( setq lsp-eldoc-enable-hover nil ) 11. Modeline diagnostics statistics ( setq lsp-modeline-diagnostics-enable nil ) 12. Signature help ( setq lsp-signature-auto-activate nil ) ;; you could manually request them via `lsp-signature-activate` 13. Signature help documentation (keep the signatures) ( setq lsp-signature-render-documentation nil ) 14. Completion ( company-mode ) ( setq lsp-completion-provider :none ) 15. Completion item detail ( setq lsp-completion-show-detail nil ) 16. 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Symbol highlighting ( setq lsp-enable-symbol-highlighting nil ) 2. lsp-ui-doc - on hover dialogs. * disable via (setq lsp-ui-doc-enable nil) * disable cursor hover (keep mouse hover) ( setq lsp-ui-doc-show-with-cursor nil ) * disable mouse hover (keep cursor hover) ( setq lsp-ui-doc-show-with-mouse nil ) 3. Lenses ( setq lsp-lens-enable nil ) 4. Headerline ( setq lsp-headerline-breadcrumb-enable nil ) 5. Sideline code actions * disable whole sideline via ( setq lsp-ui-sideline-enable nil ) * hide code actions ( setq lsp-ui-sideline-show-code-actions nil ) 6. Sideline hover symbols * disable whole sideline via ( setq lsp-ui-sideline-enable nil ) * hide only hover symbols ( setq lsp-ui-sideline-show-hover nil ) 7. Modeline code actions ( setq lsp-modeline-code-actions-enable nil ) 8. Flycheck (or flymake if no flycheck is present) ( setq lsp-diagnostics-provider :none ) 9. 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At the end of this tutorial, Emacs should provide you with all the language-aware editor features you'd expect from a modern PHP IDE, such as Code completion Real-time syntax checking Code navigation (references/definitions/implementations/symbol search) Visual IDE debugger Document outline, breadcrumb and modeline widgets For all lsp-mode features, check here . Obtaining a language server # lsp-mode is a client-server application with Emacs acting as the client. In order for it to work, you have to install a separate language server that understands the specifics of your target language. Currently, there exists several options for an LSP server: Intelephense (automatic install) # Considered to be the most stable and recommended choice, but does however include a freemium model for some of the features. phpactor (manual install) # WIP fully open source, but doesn't support the full spec yet Serenata (manual install) # Currently doesn't seem active with no commits since May 2021 php-language-server (manual install) # No commits since December 2018, considered dead For the most part, you should be able to pick from at least Intelephense or phpactor, but for the purpose of this guide we will assume Intelephense. As expected, for the manual installations you have to follow the instructions listed on the linked pages. Project setup # Regular composer # For any plain composer projects, it should provide a great experience ootb unless you're using a complex framework like Laravel or Symfony. Following the configuration instructions linked below should be all you need Laravel # For the most part, Laravel should \"just work\"; with the caveat that the majority of the so-called \"magic methods\" won't be autocompleted properly. To get around this, there is a composer package called laravel-ide-helper which will pull together everything in your project and the laravel codebase. Follow the instructions on the laravel-ide-helper page (including the scripts changes, so you don't have to regenerate them manually) and add the generated files to source control ignore files. Configuration # Below is a minimal config to get started with LSP & PHP. It includes a couple of packages to create an IDE-like experience, such as snippets, a project tree viewer and an autocompletion interface. For the purposes of demos and screenshots the below config is all that will be used unless otherwise specified, so you have the confidence that you can easily replicate everything here. Also to note that configuration frameworks such as Spacemacs and Doom Emacs include pre-configured setups for this, so feel free to dig around in those sources to get some useful snippets! ( require 'package ) ( add-to-list 'package-archives ' ( \"melpa\" . \"http://melpa.org/packages/\" ) t ) ( package-initialize ) ( setq package-selected-packages ' ( lsp-mode yasnippet lsp-treemacs flycheck company which-key dap-mode php-mode )) ( when ( cl-find-if-not #' package-installed-p package-selected-packages ) ( package-refresh-contents ) ( mapc #' package-install package-selected-packages )) ( which-key-mode ) ( add-hook 'php-mode-hook 'lsp ) ( setq gc-cons-threshold ( * 100 1024 1024 ) read-process-output-max ( * 1024 1024 ) treemacs-space-between-root-nodes nil company-idle-delay 0.0 company-minimum-prefix-length 1 lsp-idle-delay 0.1 ) ;; clangd is fast ( with-eval-after-load 'lsp-mode ( add-hook 'lsp-mode-hook #' lsp-enable-which-key-integration ) ( require 'dap-php ) ( yas-global-mode )) Feature overview # To reduce the complexity, we won't touch on any frameworks and will instead just experiment with a simple PHP file. Also as mentioned above, this will be with Intelephense and a paid licence, so if you either use the free version or phpactor, your mileage may vary. To follow along, simply create a PHP file anywhere on your file system (or use one you have already). For these examples, I'll be using /tmp/lsp/test.php . For starters, let's open our blank file. (emacs-php.el is the contents of the above snippet on my local file system) mkdir -p /tmp/lsp emacs -Q -l emacs-php.el /tmp/lsp/test.php After opening the file, you should be prompted to install a language server: Type \"iph\" (or tab-complete it) and hit enter. Once your compilation looks similar to the below, close and reopen emacs and open the file again. Now, if everything was successful you will be asked to select a project root. Note: the project root is needed by the language server in order to know where to start the project discovery from. Typically, this is the git repository root but since exceptions to this rule have caused us a lot of trouble in the past (monorepos come to mind), lsp-mode by default asks the user to manually confirm the project root the first time a project is opened. In this instance, select i . Completion # By default, lsp-mode uses company-mode as its completion frontend. When present, company-mode will be auto-configured and it will just work. For example, after adding a <?php at the top of the file, typing \"echo\" should populate a list of candidates to select from. Refactoring/Code actions # LSP supports a whole suite of actions for codebases, including navigating and refactoring. Below we will demo a few of these with the following file as a template. There are a number of ways to perform the below actions, either M-x calling the functions, by using the bound shortcut or by selecting from the mouse menu. Rename # Given a symbol, it's possible to rename all of its references (including in different files). With the cursor on test_fn (either the declaration or the usage) and invoke lsp-rename ( s-l r r ). Type a new name for the function, and all the usages should update! Code Actions # Code action support isn't great, in either Intelephense or phpactor. But there exists a few code actions, for example it's possible to quickly provide a docblock for a function. With the cursor on the test_fn declaration, invoke lsp-execute-code-action ( s-l a a ). There should now be a simple docblock for the function. Navigation # lsp-mode has integration with xref core package and in addition it has xref-find-definitions ( M-. and s-l g g ) - find definition(s) at point xref-find-references ( s-l g r ) - find references to the symbol at point lsp-treemacs-type-hierarchy - show type hierarchy Depending on which selection framework(s) you use, there should also be packages available to support it. For example: helm-lsp lsp-ivy consult-lsp lsp-treemacs # lsp-treemacs is a package providing integration with treemacs and an alternative tree-view visualization. Refer to the project's readme for further information. Help/Documentation # lsp-mode automatically enables eldoc-mode which will show hover information in the minibuffer. lsp-mode is showing only the one line signature info so if you want to see the full documentation at point you can use lsp-describe-thing-at-point . In addition to that you can also see signature help after pressing C-M-SPC or after pressing trigger char like ( . If there is more than one applicable signature due to function overloading, you may browse between the available candidates using M-n/M-p . may browse them via M-n/M-p Diagnostics # For on-the-fly errors lsp-mode is using flycheck ( flymake is also supported). It is configured automatically. In addition to standard flycheck features lsp-mode provides a project-wide error list via lsp-treemacs-errors-list . Depending on which selection framework(s) you use, there should also be packages available to support it. For example: helm-lsp lsp-ivy consult-lsp Debugging # Much like lsp is to code navigation/refactoring, there exists a similar spec called dap ( debug adapter protocol ) for debugging. There also exists a sister package for emacs called dap-mode . Installation # dap-mode provides installation commands for most of the debug adapters. In this tutorial we will use the vscode-php-debug debug adapter. First ensure that xdebug is installed in your PHP config, the following snippet should check for you: php -r \"echo (extension_loaded('xdebug') ? 'xdebug up and running' : 'xdebug is not loaded');\" Also ensure you follow the instructions here for configuring xdebug correctly. If you have issues with installing xdebug, use the wizard provided by xdebug to help. Once it's setup correctly, install the adapter with M-x dap-php-setup . Creating debug configuration # dap-mode introduces the notion of debug configuration and debug template. The debug configuration is the settings that are needed by the debug adapter to start the program to debug. Debug template is a template for such configuration which will be populated by the user or by dap-mode . There are two ways to manage debug configuration - using emacs lisp via dap-debug-edit-template and dap-register-debug-template . The second way is using launch.json . Put it in project root and dap-mode will pick it up. { \"version\" : \"0.2.0\" , \"configurations\" : [ { \"name\" : \"PHP Debug\" , \"type\" : \"php\" , \"request\" : \"launch\" , \"program\" : \"${file}\" , \"args\" : [ \"--server=4711\" ], \"cwd\" : \"${workspaceFolder}\" , } ] } Debugging # Navigate to line 8 and add a breakpoint with M-x dap-breakpoint-toggle . You should also just be able to click inside the gutter on the left. . Start debugging via M-x dap-debug and select PHP Debug from the list. You should be presented with a view similar to the below. . You can then use the buttons at the top, or dap-* commands to step in/out/over, view locals, add other breakpoints, everything you'd expect from a visual debugger. For more usage instructions and more complex setups, please see the dap-mode docs .","title":"Configuring Emacs as a PHP IDE"},{"location":"tutorials/php-guide/#configuring-emacs-as-a-php-ide","text":"Author: @elken In this guide, I will show you how to configure lsp-mode and dap-mode for PHP development, using GNU Emacs as an example code base. 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For more usage instructions and more complex setups, please see the dap-mode docs .","title":"Debugging"},{"location":"tutorials/reactjs-tutorial/","text":"Using React in Emacs # React is a popular JavaScript library developed by Facebook for building web application user interfaces. The Emacs editor supports React.js IntelliSense and code navigation out of the box. Welcome to React # We'll be using the create-react-app generator for this tutorial. To use the generator as well as to run the React application server, you'll need the Node.js JavaScript runtime and npm (Node.js package manager) installed. npm is included with Node.js, which you can download and install from Node.js downloads . Tip : To test that you have Node.js and npm correctly installed on your machine, you can type node --version and npm --version in a terminal or command prompt. You can now create a new React application by typing: npx create-react-app my-app where my-app is the name of the folder for your React application. It may take a few minutes to create it and to install its dependencies. Note : If you've previously installed create-react-app globally via npm install -g create-react-app , we recommend you uninstall the package using npm uninstall -g create-react-app to ensure that npx always uses the latest version. Let's quickly run our React application by navigating to the new folder and typing npm start to start the web server and to open the application in a browser: cd my-app npm start You should see the React logo and a link to \"Learn React\" on http://localhost:3000 in your browser. We'll leave the web server running while we look at the application with Emacs. Emacs configuration # Here is a minimal configuration to run this tutorial: ( package-initialize ) ( add-to-list 'package-archives ' ( \"melpa\" . \"http://melpa.org/packages/\" ) t ) ( setq package-selected-packages ' ( lsp-mode yasnippet lsp-treemacs helm-lsp projectile hydra flycheck company avy which-key helm-xref dap-mode zenburn-theme json-mode )) ( when ( cl-find-if-not #' package-installed-p package-selected-packages ) ( package-refresh-contents ) ( mapc #' package-install package-selected-packages )) ( load-theme 'zenburn t ) ( helm-mode ) ( require 'helm-xref ) ( define-key global-map [ remap find-file ] #' helm-find-files ) ( define-key global-map [ remap execute-extended-command ] #' helm-M-x ) ( define-key global-map [ remap switch-to-buffer ] #' helm-mini ) ( which-key-mode ) ( add-hook 'prog-mode-hook #' lsp ) ( setq gc-cons-threshold ( * 100 1024 1024 ) read-process-output-max ( * 1024 1024 ) company-idle-delay 0.0 company-minimum-prefix-length 1 create-lockfiles nil ) ;; lock files will kill `npm start' ( with-eval-after-load 'lsp-mode ( require 'dap-chrome ) ( add-hook 'lsp-mode-hook #' lsp-enable-which-key-integration ) ( yas-global-mode )) Tip: if you want to use M-. xref-find-definition in js buffers, add the following to your config: ( with-eval-after-load 'js ( define-key js-mode-map ( kbd \"M-.\" ) nil )) To open your React application in Emacs, open another terminal or command prompt window, navigate to the my-app folder and type: emacs my-app/src/index.js Tip : For optimal experience use either Emacs 27.1 or gccemacs . Installing the typescript language server # Emacs supports automatic language server installation, so the first time you run M-x lsp in a JavaScript file opened in it, you will be prompted for a language server to install. Select ts-ls . Importing the project # Then you have to select project root. Press i . Syntax highlighting and bracket matching # You'll notice that Emacs has syntax highlighting for the various source code elements and, if you put the cursor on a parenthesis, the matching bracket is also selected. IntelliSense # As you start typing in index.js , you'll see smart suggestions or completions. After you select a suggestion and type . , you see the types and methods on the object through IntelliSense . Emacs uses the TypeScript language service for its JavaScript code intelligence and it has a feature called Automatic Type Acquisition (ATA). ATA pulls down the npm Type Declaration files ( *.d.ts ) for the npm modules referenced in the package.json . If you select a method, you'll also get parameter help: Go to Definition, Peek definition # Through the TypeScript language service, Emacs can also provide type definition information in the editor through Go to Definition ( M-. ) or Peek Definition ( M-x lsp-ui-peek-find-definitions ). Put the cursor over the App , right click and select Go to definition . Note : Peek definition requires installing lsp-ui package which is not part of the default installation. Hello World! # Let's update the sample application to \"Hello World!\". Add the link to declare a new H1 header and replace the <App /> tag in ReactDOM.render with element . import React from 'react' ; import ReactDOM from 'react-dom' ; import './index.css' ; import App from './App' ; import reportWebVitals from './reportWebVitals' ; var element = React . createElement ( 'h1' , { className : 'greeting' }, 'Hello, world!' ); ReactDOM . render ( element , document . getElementById ( 'root' )); reportWebVitals (); Once you save the index.js file, the running instance of the server will update the web page and you'll see \"Hello World!\". Debugging React # To debug the client side React code, we'll need to install the Debugger for Chrome extension. Note: This tutorial assumes you have the Chrome browser installed. There are also debugger extensions for the Edge and Firefox browsers. Press M-x and type dap-chrome-setup . Set a breakpoint # To set a breakpoint in index.js , click on the gutter to the left of the line numbers. This will set a breakpoint which will be visible as a red circle. Configure the Chrome debugger # We need to initially configure the debugger . To do so, create a launch.json file in the .vscode/ subfolder of the project root with a configuration to launch the website: { \"version\" : \"0.2.0\" , \"configurations\" : [ { \"type\" : \"chrome\" , \"request\" : \"launch\" , \"name\" : \"Launch Chrome against localhost\" , \"url\" : \"http://localhost:3000\" , \"webRoot\" : \"${workspaceFolder}\" } ] } Ensure that your development server is running ( npm start ). Then type M-x dap-debug or use Debug -> Start menu. The source code where the breakpoint is set runs on startup before the debugger was attached, so we won't hit the breakpoint until we refresh the web page. Refresh the page and you should hit your breakpoint. You can step through your source code using M-x dap-next , inspect variables such as element , and see the call stack of the client side React application. The Debugger for Chrome extension README has lots of information on other configurations, working with sourcemaps, and troubleshooting. You can review it their README Live editing and debugging # If you are using webpack together with your React app, you can have a more efficient workflow by taking advantage of webpack's HMR mechanism which enables you to have live editing and debugging directly from Emacs. You can learn more in this Live edit and debug your React apps directly from Emacs(TO BE PORTED TO EMACS) blog post and the webpack Hot Module Replacement documentation(TO BE PORTED TO EMACS) . Linting # Linters analyze your source code and can warn about potential problems before running your application. The JavaScript language service included with Emacs has syntax error checking support by default, which you can see in action in the Errors List panel ( M-x lsp-treemacs-errors-list ). 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The benefits are that we now can switch the underlying data structure from hashmap to plists which will yield better performance and also that the overall quality of the codebase has increased. Example Before: ( defun lsp--position-to-point ( params ) \"Convert Position object in PARAMS to a point.\" ( lsp--line-character-to-point ( gethash \"line\" params ) ( gethash \"character\" params ))) After: ( lsp-defun lsp--position-to-point (( &Position :line :character )) \"Convert `Position' object in PARAMS to a point.\" ( lsp--line-character-to-point line character )) In this example :line and :character are validated as fields of Position structure. Also, we do some handy conversions, if the field is optional it will end up with ? like :foo? . To reduce boiler plate code we convert camelCase to :camel-case when we are destructoring it.","title":"Language Server Protocol bindings, upcoming changes"},{"location":"blog/2020/7.0-release/#performance-optimizationsflycheck-code-completion","text":"We have rewritten the flycheck integration - the new integration provides the same UE as the old one but it is much more effective in reporting the errors to flycheck and lsp checker is much closer to the traditional flycheck checkers which are initiated/controlled from Emacs . Completion integration code is now much simpler/faster thanks to kiennq .","title":"Performance optimizations(flycheck, code completion)"},{"location":"blog/2020/7.0-release/#whats-next","text":"Upcoming breaking changes Dropping Emacs 25 support. This will allow us utilize Emacs multi-threading to improve lsp-mode responsibility Switching from hashtables to plists - once this change goes in users must recompile all lsp-mode extensions. Drop company-lsp support(not ported to use lsp-protocol.el ) Implementing lsp-mode configuration wizard to improve beginners experience - check this issue for more details. The overall goal is let user pick settings for all features that are opinionated (e. g. lsp-ui ) and improve the discoverability of lsp-mode features/extensions/settings. We will try to switch to monthly/weakly release cycles and to different person for writing the announcements. We might eventually encourage melpa-stable usage.","title":"What's next"},{"location":"manual-language-docs/lsp-gopls/","text":"Go (gopls) # lsp-mode provides Go language support via the gopls language server. See upstream for gopls installation instructions. Configuration # By default, some gopls analyzers are enabled and others are disabled. To override, use: (setq lsp-go-analyses '((shadow . t) (simplifycompositelit . :json-false))) Troubleshooting # Working with nested go.mod files # If you encounter an error like one of these: errors loading workspace: You are working in a nested module. Please open it as a separate workspace folder This file is in %s, which is a nested module in the %s module. gopls currently requires one module per workspace folder. Please open %s as a separate workspace folder Then the problem is most likely because lsp-mode has not started gopls with the correct root directory. By default lsp-mode will pick the root of your whole Git repository (or whatever else Projectile turns up) for all language servers started inside the repo. However, if you have nested go.mod files, you need to have lsp-mode start separate instances of gopls for each nested go.mod , and use the appropriate one for each file. You can make this work by manually invoking M-x lsp-workspace-folders-add and adding each nested go.mod directory as a workspace folder. Then reloading LSP with M-x lsp in an affected file (or restarting Emacs) will cause the file to be re-associated with a gopls process running under the correct project workspace. See #3473 for a bit more discussion of this particular issue.","title":"Go (gopls)"},{"location":"manual-language-docs/lsp-gopls/#go-gopls","text":"lsp-mode provides Go language support via the gopls language server. See upstream for gopls installation instructions.","title":"Go (gopls)"},{"location":"manual-language-docs/lsp-gopls/#configuration","text":"By default, some gopls analyzers are enabled and others are disabled. 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However, if you have nested go.mod files, you need to have lsp-mode start separate instances of gopls for each nested go.mod , and use the appropriate one for each file. You can make this work by manually invoking M-x lsp-workspace-folders-add and adding each nested go.mod directory as a workspace folder. Then reloading LSP with M-x lsp in an affected file (or restarting Emacs) will cause the file to be re-associated with a gopls process running under the correct project workspace. See #3473 for a bit more discussion of this particular issue.","title":"Working with nested go.mod files"},{"location":"manual-language-docs/lsp-json-ls/","text":"Completions # json-ls (vscode-json-language-server) provides completions for well known files and files which manually specify their JSON Schema using the $schema property. In order for json-ls to provide completions, you need to enable snippet support. 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In order that to work the files has to be present on the disk as well because the server expects to find them. Here it is a sample source block: #+BEGIN_SRC python :tangle \"python.py\" print \"Hello!\" #+END_SRC Demo # Commands # lsp-org start lsp-mode in source buffer. Must be executed with cursor being source block. lsp-virtual-buffer-disconnect turn off lsp-mode . What works # lsp-mode core features (finding references, going to definitions, completion, lenses, highlighting, etc) company-mode flycheck lsp-treemacs-symbols lsp-treemacs-errors-list Known limitations # Incremental updates are performed by sending the whole buffer each time(they simulate full updates). Deleting content that spans across the source block and the content of the org document is not handled. Opening and editing the actual file from the disk might cause undefined behaviour because the server expects file to be open only once. What does not work # dap-mode lsp-ui flymake (?) 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The test is executed on the right with compilation major mode Move the cursor to fn ellipsize and attempt to find related tests to no avail. Confirm that the function is indeed untested by using swiper and finding one place in the file, where the function is called Caveats # Rust Analyzer does not support disabling snippets - https://github.com/rust-analyzer/rust-analyzer/issues/2518 extract signature # This unmerged PR contains an example method that allows modifying the signature that is displayed by eldoc. 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Code Lens # This is an experimental feature which can be enabled via the option lsp-terraform-ls-enable-show-reference : ( setq lsp-terraform-ls-enable-show-reference t ) This gif demonstrates how this feature is used: Semantic token support # Make sure to enable these two variables to ensure that you have semantic token support for terraform mode: ( setq lsp-semantic-tokens-enable t ) ( setq lsp-semantic-tokens-honor-refresh-requests t ) This is how the code looks without semantic tokens support: And with semantic token support you get more contextual information via different faces: Link to Documentation # Link to documentation from module sources for registry modules is available. Make sure you have this enabled: ( setq lsp-enable-links t ) Note that the default value of lsp-enable-links is t . So enabling it isn't strictly required, but you would require this feature for it to properly work. 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If the modules data is empty, you might need to do terraform init for the project. The widget has a minor mode named lsp-terraform-modules-mode . Following keybinding are available within the mode: g : Refresh modules view","title":"Module calls widget"},{"location":"page/CHANGELOG/","text":"Changelog # Unreleased 8.0.1 # Add architecture triples for erlang-language-platform file downloads, to support macos on ARM and X86. Add semantic token support for erlang-language-platform in lsp-erlang client. Update erlang-language-platform download file names to match new upstream names. Add erlang-language-platform support in lsp-erlang client. Add credo-language-server Add support for clojure-ts-mode in clojure-lsp client terraform-ls now supports prefill required fields and the ability to validate on save. Ignore .terraform and .terragrunt-cache directories lsp-bash now supports bash-ts-mode lsp-ruby-syntax-tree , lsp-solargraph , lsp-sorbet , lsp-steep , and lsp-typeprof now support ruby-ts-mode Drop support for emacs 26.1 and 26.2 Added support for textDocument/linkedEditingRange via lsp-iedit-linked-ranges and lsp-evil-multiedit-ranges (see #3166 ) Add GraphQL Language Server for autocomplete graphql query Added lsp-auto-touch-files . When it is non-nil it will auto-create the file on the disk before sending textDocument/didOpen . Add lsp-log-io-allowlist-methods for debugging purposes. Enable `lsp-lens-enable` by default. Add TOML support. Add Nginx support. Disable noisy features from lsp-ui : lsp-ui-sideline-show-code-actions and lsp-ui-doc-show-with-cursor . Fix org mode support. #3258 Add remark-language-server Deprecate unified-languge-server in favor of remark-language-server Made it possible to disable lsp-response-timeout entirely. Fix csharp-ls startup on emacs@master (and emacs@emacs-28 on macOS) due to a switch posix spawn and not setting proper sigmask on child processes. Fix incorrect lsp-fsharp defcustom types. Add lsp-fsharp-generate-binlog . Update installation mechanism for fsautocomplete (lsp-fsharp) to use dotnet tool install -g . Fix fsautocomplete (lsp-fsharp) startup on emacs@master (and emacs@emacs-28 on macOS) due to a switch posix_spawn and not setting proper sigmask on child processes. Add TypeProf support. Add Ansible support. Disable lsp-steep-use-bundler by default. Add idris2-lsp Add emmet-ls Support all initializationOptions in typescript-language-server Update rust-analyzer's inlay hint protocol support. Add support for \\~typescript-language-server\\~\u2019s inlay hints. Add support for workspace/willRenameFiles and workspace/didRenameFiles . Improve project root import to read specific keys instead of any events. Support labelDetails of LSP Specification 3.17 Add Gleam support Drop deprecated rust-analyzer variable lsp-rust-analyzer-import-merge-behaviour Added run and debug code lenses to lsp-kotlin Add setting UPDATE EXPECT =1 when running `expect!` tests lsp-rust Add lsp-use-workspace-root-for-server-default-directory . Add marksman support. lsp-find-references to include declaration by default (configurable with lsp-references-exclude-definition ) Add syntax tree support for Ruby code. lsp-organize-imports no longer prompts for an action, even if lsp-auto-execute-action is nil. Add mint-lang support. Add lsp-sorbet-as-add-on variable to allow running the Sorbet server as an add-on alongside Solargraph or others Add dot-language-server ( a.k.a. Graphviz) support. Add PLS support (additional sever for Perl). Fix lsp-avy-lens when avy-style is 'de-bruijn or 'words #3554 Fix lsp-avy-lens when lsp-lens-place-position position is end-of-line Add lsp-clojure-trace-enable variable. Add some support for rust-analyzer semantic token modifiers. Highlights mutable and reference variables. Update version for lsp-xml to 0.21.0, adding custom variables for new formatting options. Changes variable lsp-xml-validation-schema to be an alist rather than a boolean. Adds lsp-xml-preferences-quote-style as a replacement for obsolete lsp-xml-format-quotes . Add nil support (additional server for Nix) Add Volar 1.0 support, refactor vue-language-server initializationOptions , and remove multi server that is no longer needed. Ensure that incomplete completions only trigger when retriggering from the same completion session #3028 lsp-kotlin now supports kotlin-ts-mode lsp-elixir now supports elixir-ts-mode and heex-ts-mode Update Magik Add lsp-clients-typescript-prefer-use-project-ts-server custom variable to try to use the project's tsserver.js instead of the one installed by lsp-mode. Add ruff-lsp support (additional server for Python). Update documentation of Vue3 install server Add GLSL support. Move inlay hint support in core from lsp-rust and lsp-javascript . Use lsp-inlay-hint-enable instead of lsp-rust-analyzer-server-display-inlay-hints and lsp-javascript-server-display-inlay-hints Add ShaderLab support. Remove custom variable lsp-inlay-hint-enum-format since LSP Specification 3.17 only has type and parameter hint kinds. Add Semgrep support Add AWK language server support. Add support for scala-ts-mode . Drop support for emacs 26.3 Add [ https://github.com/rubocop/rubocop ][RuboCop built-in language server]] for linting and formatting Ruby code. Add Move language server support. Add mdx support using mdx-language-server Release 8.0.0 # Add lsp-clients-angular-node-get-prefix-command to get the Angular server from another location which is still has /lib/node_modules in it. Set lsp-clients-angular-language-server-command after the first connection to speed up subsequent connections. Add lsp-sql-execute-paragraph to execute the current paragraph (like sql-send-paragraph ). Breaking change: bindings for commands under s (like lsp-workspace-shutdown ) were moved under w for better compatibility with Spacemacs removed lsp-print-performance Add support for insert/replace when performing completion. When using company pressing C-u RET will perform the alternative action (the default is replace, but can be changed). Add lsp-after-apply-edits-hook that run after every workspace edit is applied. Safe renamed lsp-diagnose to lsp-doctor . Add lsp-modeline-code-actions-segments for a better customization. Add Lua Language Server , Lua-LSP and improve EmmyLua. Add configuration settings for elixir-ls. Add Nix support. Add Racket support. Provided automatic installers for `lsp-clojure` (`clojure-lsp`). Provided automatic installers for clangd. Added lsp-modeline-workspace-status-mode and option to disable it via lsp-modeline-workspace-status-enable . Automatically download XML language server Lemminx Add Vala support. Add Sorbet Language Server for typechecking Ruby code. Add Elixir test lenses support. Enable headerline breadcrumb by default Add Steep Language Server for typechecking Ruby code. Rename semantic highlighting -> semantic tokens. Add Phpactor Language server Add lsp-headerline-breadcrumb-icons-enable to disable breadcrumb icons. Add ActionScript support. Add iedit integration ( documentHighlights ) Add an interactive lsp-clangd-find-other-file method that uses the clangd extension to return the corresponding header/cpp file from cpp/header file respectively. Add support for Deno language server . Add lsp-dired-mode - integration between dired and lsp-mode Add Grammarly support. Add D support. Add Zig support. Add an interactive lsp-rust-analyzer-reload-workspace function that reloads the Rust-Analyzer workspace from Cargo.toml Rename lsp-rust-analyzer-cargo-load-out-dirs-from-check to lsp-rust-analyzer-cargo-run-build-scripts to align with upstream. Allow customization of lsp-file-watch-ignored-directories and lsp-file-watch-ignored-files at the root of an lsp workspace. Add client for markdown language server (called unified-language-server ) Add client for SystemVerilog language server (called https://github.com/imc-trading/svlangserver ) Add client for python-lsp-server, pylsp ( https://github.com/python-lsp/python-lsp-server ) Deprecate the Palantir Python language server, pyls. Add 2 rust-analyzer LSP extension function lsp-rust-analyzer-related-tests and lsp-rust-analyzer-open-cargo-toml Work around bug in NPM versions 7.0.0 through 7.4.1 that prevented lsp-install-server from working for NPM-based language servers. Add lsp-lens-place-position with option to place code lens at end of line as default. Add LanguageTool support. Add Beancount support. Add Nix language server support. Update the ESLint server to 2.1.23 Add lsp-eslint-warn-on-ignored-files and lsp-eslint-rules-customizations options to the ESLint client Change interface for configuring ESLint code actions - see documentation of lsp-eslint-code-action-disable-rule-comment and lsp-eslint-code-action-show-documentation for details Add interactive lsp-rust-analyzer-move-item-up and lsp-rust-analyzer-move-item-down functions to move Rust items / statements Fix memory leak when handling server response. #3062 Improve support for SemanticTokens adding support for delta and range semantic tokens. Allow override specific semantic tokens faces per client. Mention new lsp-mode integration package consult-lsp . Reorganized lsp-mode code moving features and clients to separated files. #2067 Add support for signatureHelp using posframe . #1999 Add iedit integration. #2478 Release 7.0.1 # Introduced lsp-diagnostics-mode . Safe renamed lsp-flycheck-default-level -> lsp-diagnostics-flycheck-default-level Safe renamed lsp-diagnostic-package -> lsp-diagnostics-provider Dropped support for company-lsp , the suggested provider is company-capf . Moved completion features to lsp-completion.el Safe renamed lsp-prefer-capf -> lsp-completion-provider Safe renamed lsp-enable-completion-at-point -> lsp-completion-enable Release 7.0 # Support for new language server - Shttps://github.com/lighttiger2505/sqls (thanks to @v2okimochi) Provided automatic installers for elp/css/bash/purescript(thanks to @kiennq) Configurable Rust Analyzer inlay face via lsp-rust-analyzer-inlay-face . Add lsp-headerline-breadcrumb-mode which shows a breadcrumb with the document symbols on headerline when enabled. Add lsp-modeline-code-actions-mode which shows code actions on modeline when enabled. Support for Theia-based semantic highlighting has been removed in favor of the semanticTokens protocol specified by LSP 3.16. To enable it, set lsp-enable-semantic-highlighting to t . lsp-metals moved into a separate repo https://github.com/emacs-lsp/lsp-metals Breaking change: use alist instead of hast-tables for lsp-gopls-env and lsp-yaml-schemas . Add lsp-gopls-codelens defcustom to configure codelenses used for golang. Added lsp-diagnose to help users verify their performance related settings Created new website https://emacs-lsp.github.io/lsp-mode/ (thanks to @ericdallo) Implemented special handling of Clangd echo area. Added setting to disable additional text edits ( lsp-completion-enable-additional-text-edit ). Added setting to disable text detail ( lsplsp-completion-show-detail ). Add serenata language server support (thanks to @Sasanidas) Various capf improments - better handling of partial results, support for try-completions, improved responsibility, optimized filtering/sorting, etc. Remove Elixir JakeBecker support (no longer supported) Support semantic tokens protocol (thanks to @sebastiansturm) Improved flycheck integration for better performance. Implemented client side bindings for the protocol. Fixup Ignore timeouts from willSaveWaitUntil Implemented org-mode support (see https://github.com/emacs-lsp/lsp-mode/blob/master/docs/page/lsp-org.md ) Removed support for Theia semantic highlighting protocol Performed several fixes to make sure lsp-mode is working fine with Emacs 28 native compilation. Add modeline code actions support (thanks to @ericdallo). Enabled by default, use lsp-modeline-code-actions-enable to disable it. Migrated to github actions from travis. Add breadcrumb on headerline (thanks to @ericdallo). Disabled by default, can be enabled via lsp-headerline-breadcrumb-enable Migrated lsp-mode to use plists(thanks to @yyoncho, @kiennq and @ericdallo). lsp-diagnostics-modeline: perf improvement (thanks to @kiennq) Release 6.3 # Implemented company-capf integration. company-lsp is no longer supported. Dropped support for dart language server in favour of dart SDK(breaking) Added verilog support for LSP using hdl-checker Implemented call hierarchy support (available in lsp-treemacs ) Implemented support for ESLint language server. ocmalmerlin-lsp moved to ocaml-lsp-server(breaking) Added New VHDL language server https://github.com/kraigher/rust_hdl#configuration Add Nim language server integration Implement automatic downloading facilities and implemented auto-download for typescript-language-server , javascript-typescript-stdio and json-language-server . Implement metals decoration protocol Send metals/didFocusTextDocument notification on buffer change Add default keybindings and which-key integration Add support for Dhall language server Implemented debug adapter protocol support for metals Add CMake language server integration Add rust-analyzer runnables support Implemented rust-analyzer inlay hints Support pyenv for pyls Add clang-tidy specific Flycheck error explainer for the lsp checker Improve lsp-mode completion performance by suppressing non completion related features when completion is active. lsp-json: Enable formatter provider Accommodate the new :end-column and :end-column from flycheck Implement status bar for diagnostics lsp-diagnostics-modeline-mode Auto install of the html-language-server Flycheck support for diagnostic tags (3.15 spec). Adding support for GDScript language server used view mode for metals doctor buffer add texlab as tex LSP server Started new set of integration tests without using ecukes Support \"only\" param when requesting code actions Add Perl-LanguageServer support add support robot-framework language server. Implement deferred semantic highlighting Change default transport for erlang ls to stdio dart language server moved into separate repo https://github.com/emacs-lsp/lsp-dart Activate flow language server if there is flow tag in file or .flowconfig in project Add purescript-language-server (#1596) Process the $/progress messages from LSP 3.15 Display the first line of MarkupContent in eldoc (#1607) Perform willSaveWaitUntil synchronously and with shorter timeout Display images when rendering markdown(useful for latex language servers). Increase lsp-idle-delay to 0.5 Support bash language server glob pattern option (#1594) Use pagebreaks for lsp-describe-thing-at-point lsp-mode: Eliminate quadratic-time index-building for imenu. (#1616) Release 6.2 # Support dynamic rename registration Add basic support for style semantic highlighting Added Haxe language server integration Add C#-support via Roslyn. Add emmy lua support Enable plugins in typescript language server. 1079 Provide support for Ada Language server Implement right click support in lsp-mode buffers. Added built-in support for Rust Analyzer . Added support for HDL Checker server to lsp-vhdl Added support for Terraform language server. Added support for R language server (#1182) Added support for passing environment variables to language servers (#1184) Speedup lsp-mode's JSONRPC processing (\\~2 times) Add cancel-token to lsp-request-async Implement unified way to handle recurring lsp features Added support for powershell language server. Implemented inlay hints for Rust Analyzer (thanks to brotzeit ). Implemented automatic installation for C# language server. Reimplemented textDocument/signatureHelp - now the signature is displayed in lv buffer. Cancel sync requests when presssing C-g during the request. Use c-basic-offset when in cc-mode . Add support for Crystal via scry (#1218). Implement textDocument/documentColor support. Release 6.1 # Support for new languages/language servers: # Kotlin Language Server (Thanks to Jon Carr) gopls Language Server for Go XML Language Server (lsp4xml) Hack (using HHVM ) Intelephense for PHP clojure-lsp for Clojure/ClojureScipt (Thanks to Dario Benedek Fazekas) elmLS for Elm (Thanks to Daniel-V) FsAutoComplete for F# (Thanks to Reed Mullanix) Added Erlang support via erlang ls Added Dockerfile support via dockerfile-language-server-nodejs New logging options # lsp-mode now logs to buffer *lsp-log* , instead of *Messages* . This can be controlled with the variable lsp-log-max (Thanks to Thomas Fini Hansen). If lsp-print-performance is non-nil, lsp-mode will log a corresponding performance trace to *lsp-log* for every message to and from the server. The variable lsp-print-io , when non-nil will cause lsp-mode to log all messages to and from the server to a unique *lsp-io* buffer for every project root. These logs can be saved to a file and viewed using the LSP Inspector . LSP Methods # Add support for textDocument/prepareRename . If supported by the language server, all renaming operations will be tested for validity. Add support for file watches . Add support for CodeAction literals . Add API level support for folding ranges . Folding support for origami.el support is implemented by package lsp-origami . Support document links . This can be controlled using the variable lsp-enable-links . Support resource operations (edits sent from the language server can now create/modify/remove files and directories). Add support for workspace/configuration . Add new function lsp-disconnect . Added lsp-find-definition-mouse and bound to C-<down-mouse-1> Added lsp-extend-selection as a frontend of new LSP method textDocument/extendSelection Other changes # Add project logo (thanks to Jon Carr). Created an integration test suite for lsp-mode (See directory features ). If available, using the native JSON API introduced in Emacs 27.1. Tramp implementation now uses TRAMP process instead of TCP sockets (Thanks to Karsten Patzwaldt). LSP autoconfiguration adds company-lsp to the list of company backends instead of overriding it. Add lsp-mode-map . Add menu bar entries for lsp-mode . Perform before save operations ( textDocument/willSaveWaitUntil ) asynchronously. imenu support is now handled asynchronously (Thanks to Dario Gjorgjevski). Added option :none for lsp-prefer-flymake , which disabled both Flymake and Flycheck support. Changed flymake to report the errors immediately after they arrive instead of waiting flymake to call lsp-mode . Add debounce when server does not support incremental updates. Add hook lsp-after-uninitialized-hook , which stores the list of functions called after a language server has been uninitialized. Add variable lsp-symbol-highlighting-skip-current , which lets the user skip the current symbol when a given symbol is being highlighted. Add variable lsp-enabled-clients , which lets users set which defined clients are allowed to be used. Support multiple signatures while displaying eldoc text. Add variable lsp-signature-render-all , which when non-nil forces lsp-mode to only show the current active signature. Expose configuration settings for various language servers. Language servers can now be disabled with the variable lsp-disabled-clients . Improved applying changes speed. Fixed xref support for emacs 27+ Implemented automatic installation for F# language server. Added Emacs 26.x to CI Fixed handling of stderr when running over TRAMP . Implemented support for running the language server in Docker container over local files. Release 6.0 # lsp-mode now have single entry point lsp for all language and based on the major mode starts the corresponding language servers. Added flymake integration. lsp automatically enables and configures company-lsp , lsp-ui , yasnippet , or flymake if they are present so no additional configuration is needed except installing the packages. That behavior could be disabled by setting lsp-auto-configure to nil . lsp-mode ships with several predefined servers located in lsp-clients.el which does not require additional package. For the more complex Language Servers like Eclipse JDT , ccls , cquery and haskell we still require separate package due to relatively high code base. lsp-mode handles automatically server failures by asking the user whether he/she wants to restart the server. introduced new command lsp-describe-session which replaces the existing one lsp-capabilities . The command lists the folders that are part of the workspace and the servers that are associated with the corresponding folder. lsp-mode displays information about the running server and it's status in the modeline. lsp-define-stdio-client and lsp-define-tcp-client are replaced with lsp-register-client lsp rely on projectile or project.el now only for suggesting project root. Once you open new file in a project and start lsp it will provide several options(import project, blacklist project, select other directory root). Once you select a root it will be persisted and used for the next sessions. support for multiple language servers per single file and workspace. changed lsp-mode settings to more sensible defaults. Removed all synchronous calls from the server startup. Improved multi-folder support. added backends for: Bash, C++, CSS, Dart, Elixir, Fortran, Go, Groovy, HTML, Javascript/Typescript, Javascript/Typescript, Ocaml, PHP, Python, Ruby, Rust, Vue, Flow","title":"Changelog"},{"location":"page/CHANGELOG/#changelog","text":"","title":"Changelog"},{"location":"page/CHANGELOG/#unreleased-801","text":"Add architecture triples for erlang-language-platform file downloads, to support macos on ARM and X86. Add semantic token support for erlang-language-platform in lsp-erlang client. Update erlang-language-platform download file names to match new upstream names. Add erlang-language-platform support in lsp-erlang client. Add credo-language-server Add support for clojure-ts-mode in clojure-lsp client terraform-ls now supports prefill required fields and the ability to validate on save. Ignore .terraform and .terragrunt-cache directories lsp-bash now supports bash-ts-mode lsp-ruby-syntax-tree , lsp-solargraph , lsp-sorbet , lsp-steep , and lsp-typeprof now support ruby-ts-mode Drop support for emacs 26.1 and 26.2 Added support for textDocument/linkedEditingRange via lsp-iedit-linked-ranges and lsp-evil-multiedit-ranges (see #3166 ) Add GraphQL Language Server for autocomplete graphql query Added lsp-auto-touch-files . When it is non-nil it will auto-create the file on the disk before sending textDocument/didOpen . Add lsp-log-io-allowlist-methods for debugging purposes. Enable `lsp-lens-enable` by default. Add TOML support. Add Nginx support. Disable noisy features from lsp-ui : lsp-ui-sideline-show-code-actions and lsp-ui-doc-show-with-cursor . Fix org mode support. #3258 Add remark-language-server Deprecate unified-languge-server in favor of remark-language-server Made it possible to disable lsp-response-timeout entirely. Fix csharp-ls startup on emacs@master (and emacs@emacs-28 on macOS) due to a switch posix spawn and not setting proper sigmask on child processes. Fix incorrect lsp-fsharp defcustom types. Add lsp-fsharp-generate-binlog . Update installation mechanism for fsautocomplete (lsp-fsharp) to use dotnet tool install -g . Fix fsautocomplete (lsp-fsharp) startup on emacs@master (and emacs@emacs-28 on macOS) due to a switch posix_spawn and not setting proper sigmask on child processes. Add TypeProf support. Add Ansible support. Disable lsp-steep-use-bundler by default. Add idris2-lsp Add emmet-ls Support all initializationOptions in typescript-language-server Update rust-analyzer's inlay hint protocol support. Add support for \\~typescript-language-server\\~\u2019s inlay hints. 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Ensure that incomplete completions only trigger when retriggering from the same completion session #3028 lsp-kotlin now supports kotlin-ts-mode lsp-elixir now supports elixir-ts-mode and heex-ts-mode Update Magik Add lsp-clients-typescript-prefer-use-project-ts-server custom variable to try to use the project's tsserver.js instead of the one installed by lsp-mode. Add ruff-lsp support (additional server for Python). Update documentation of Vue3 install server Add GLSL support. Move inlay hint support in core from lsp-rust and lsp-javascript . Use lsp-inlay-hint-enable instead of lsp-rust-analyzer-server-display-inlay-hints and lsp-javascript-server-display-inlay-hints Add ShaderLab support. Remove custom variable lsp-inlay-hint-enum-format since LSP Specification 3.17 only has type and parameter hint kinds. Add Semgrep support Add AWK language server support. Add support for scala-ts-mode . 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Add lsp-after-apply-edits-hook that run after every workspace edit is applied. Safe renamed lsp-diagnose to lsp-doctor . Add lsp-modeline-code-actions-segments for a better customization. Add Lua Language Server , Lua-LSP and improve EmmyLua. Add configuration settings for elixir-ls. Add Nix support. Add Racket support. Provided automatic installers for `lsp-clojure` (`clojure-lsp`). Provided automatic installers for clangd. Added lsp-modeline-workspace-status-mode and option to disable it via lsp-modeline-workspace-status-enable . Automatically download XML language server Lemminx Add Vala support. Add Sorbet Language Server for typechecking Ruby code. Add Elixir test lenses support. Enable headerline breadcrumb by default Add Steep Language Server for typechecking Ruby code. Rename semantic highlighting -> semantic tokens. Add Phpactor Language server Add lsp-headerline-breadcrumb-icons-enable to disable breadcrumb icons. Add ActionScript support. Add iedit integration ( documentHighlights ) Add an interactive lsp-clangd-find-other-file method that uses the clangd extension to return the corresponding header/cpp file from cpp/header file respectively. Add support for Deno language server . Add lsp-dired-mode - integration between dired and lsp-mode Add Grammarly support. Add D support. Add Zig support. Add an interactive lsp-rust-analyzer-reload-workspace function that reloads the Rust-Analyzer workspace from Cargo.toml Rename lsp-rust-analyzer-cargo-load-out-dirs-from-check to lsp-rust-analyzer-cargo-run-build-scripts to align with upstream. Allow customization of lsp-file-watch-ignored-directories and lsp-file-watch-ignored-files at the root of an lsp workspace. Add client for markdown language server (called unified-language-server ) Add client for SystemVerilog language server (called https://github.com/imc-trading/svlangserver ) Add client for python-lsp-server, pylsp ( https://github.com/python-lsp/python-lsp-server ) Deprecate the Palantir Python language server, pyls. Add 2 rust-analyzer LSP extension function lsp-rust-analyzer-related-tests and lsp-rust-analyzer-open-cargo-toml Work around bug in NPM versions 7.0.0 through 7.4.1 that prevented lsp-install-server from working for NPM-based language servers. Add lsp-lens-place-position with option to place code lens at end of line as default. Add LanguageTool support. Add Beancount support. Add Nix language server support. Update the ESLint server to 2.1.23 Add lsp-eslint-warn-on-ignored-files and lsp-eslint-rules-customizations options to the ESLint client Change interface for configuring ESLint code actions - see documentation of lsp-eslint-code-action-disable-rule-comment and lsp-eslint-code-action-show-documentation for details Add interactive lsp-rust-analyzer-move-item-up and lsp-rust-analyzer-move-item-down functions to move Rust items / statements Fix memory leak when handling server response. #3062 Improve support for SemanticTokens adding support for delta and range semantic tokens. Allow override specific semantic tokens faces per client. Mention new lsp-mode integration package consult-lsp . Reorganized lsp-mode code moving features and clients to separated files. #2067 Add support for signatureHelp using posframe . #1999 Add iedit integration. #2478","title":"Release 8.0.0"},{"location":"page/CHANGELOG/#release-701","text":"Introduced lsp-diagnostics-mode . Safe renamed lsp-flycheck-default-level -> lsp-diagnostics-flycheck-default-level Safe renamed lsp-diagnostic-package -> lsp-diagnostics-provider Dropped support for company-lsp , the suggested provider is company-capf . Moved completion features to lsp-completion.el Safe renamed lsp-prefer-capf -> lsp-completion-provider Safe renamed lsp-enable-completion-at-point -> lsp-completion-enable","title":"Release 7.0.1"},{"location":"page/CHANGELOG/#release-70","text":"Support for new language server - Shttps://github.com/lighttiger2505/sqls (thanks to @v2okimochi) Provided automatic installers for elp/css/bash/purescript(thanks to @kiennq) Configurable Rust Analyzer inlay face via lsp-rust-analyzer-inlay-face . Add lsp-headerline-breadcrumb-mode which shows a breadcrumb with the document symbols on headerline when enabled. Add lsp-modeline-code-actions-mode which shows code actions on modeline when enabled. Support for Theia-based semantic highlighting has been removed in favor of the semanticTokens protocol specified by LSP 3.16. To enable it, set lsp-enable-semantic-highlighting to t . lsp-metals moved into a separate repo https://github.com/emacs-lsp/lsp-metals Breaking change: use alist instead of hast-tables for lsp-gopls-env and lsp-yaml-schemas . Add lsp-gopls-codelens defcustom to configure codelenses used for golang. Added lsp-diagnose to help users verify their performance related settings Created new website https://emacs-lsp.github.io/lsp-mode/ (thanks to @ericdallo) Implemented special handling of Clangd echo area. Added setting to disable additional text edits ( lsp-completion-enable-additional-text-edit ). Added setting to disable text detail ( lsplsp-completion-show-detail ). Add serenata language server support (thanks to @Sasanidas) Various capf improments - better handling of partial results, support for try-completions, improved responsibility, optimized filtering/sorting, etc. Remove Elixir JakeBecker support (no longer supported) Support semantic tokens protocol (thanks to @sebastiansturm) Improved flycheck integration for better performance. Implemented client side bindings for the protocol. Fixup Ignore timeouts from willSaveWaitUntil Implemented org-mode support (see https://github.com/emacs-lsp/lsp-mode/blob/master/docs/page/lsp-org.md ) Removed support for Theia semantic highlighting protocol Performed several fixes to make sure lsp-mode is working fine with Emacs 28 native compilation. Add modeline code actions support (thanks to @ericdallo). Enabled by default, use lsp-modeline-code-actions-enable to disable it. Migrated to github actions from travis. Add breadcrumb on headerline (thanks to @ericdallo). Disabled by default, can be enabled via lsp-headerline-breadcrumb-enable Migrated lsp-mode to use plists(thanks to @yyoncho, @kiennq and @ericdallo). lsp-diagnostics-modeline: perf improvement (thanks to @kiennq)","title":"Release 7.0"},{"location":"page/CHANGELOG/#release-63","text":"Implemented company-capf integration. company-lsp is no longer supported. Dropped support for dart language server in favour of dart SDK(breaking) Added verilog support for LSP using hdl-checker Implemented call hierarchy support (available in lsp-treemacs ) Implemented support for ESLint language server. ocmalmerlin-lsp moved to ocaml-lsp-server(breaking) Added New VHDL language server https://github.com/kraigher/rust_hdl#configuration Add Nim language server integration Implement automatic downloading facilities and implemented auto-download for typescript-language-server , javascript-typescript-stdio and json-language-server . Implement metals decoration protocol Send metals/didFocusTextDocument notification on buffer change Add default keybindings and which-key integration Add support for Dhall language server Implemented debug adapter protocol support for metals Add CMake language server integration Add rust-analyzer runnables support Implemented rust-analyzer inlay hints Support pyenv for pyls Add clang-tidy specific Flycheck error explainer for the lsp checker Improve lsp-mode completion performance by suppressing non completion related features when completion is active. lsp-json: Enable formatter provider Accommodate the new :end-column and :end-column from flycheck Implement status bar for diagnostics lsp-diagnostics-modeline-mode Auto install of the html-language-server Flycheck support for diagnostic tags (3.15 spec). Adding support for GDScript language server used view mode for metals doctor buffer add texlab as tex LSP server Started new set of integration tests without using ecukes Support \"only\" param when requesting code actions Add Perl-LanguageServer support add support robot-framework language server. Implement deferred semantic highlighting Change default transport for erlang ls to stdio dart language server moved into separate repo https://github.com/emacs-lsp/lsp-dart Activate flow language server if there is flow tag in file or .flowconfig in project Add purescript-language-server (#1596) Process the $/progress messages from LSP 3.15 Display the first line of MarkupContent in eldoc (#1607) Perform willSaveWaitUntil synchronously and with shorter timeout Display images when rendering markdown(useful for latex language servers). Increase lsp-idle-delay to 0.5 Support bash language server glob pattern option (#1594) Use pagebreaks for lsp-describe-thing-at-point lsp-mode: Eliminate quadratic-time index-building for imenu. (#1616)","title":"Release 6.3"},{"location":"page/CHANGELOG/#release-62","text":"Support dynamic rename registration Add basic support for style semantic highlighting Added Haxe language server integration Add C#-support via Roslyn. Add emmy lua support Enable plugins in typescript language server. 1079 Provide support for Ada Language server Implement right click support in lsp-mode buffers. Added built-in support for Rust Analyzer . Added support for HDL Checker server to lsp-vhdl Added support for Terraform language server. Added support for R language server (#1182) Added support for passing environment variables to language servers (#1184) Speedup lsp-mode's JSONRPC processing (\\~2 times) Add cancel-token to lsp-request-async Implement unified way to handle recurring lsp features Added support for powershell language server. Implemented inlay hints for Rust Analyzer (thanks to brotzeit ). Implemented automatic installation for C# language server. Reimplemented textDocument/signatureHelp - now the signature is displayed in lv buffer. Cancel sync requests when presssing C-g during the request. Use c-basic-offset when in cc-mode . Add support for Crystal via scry (#1218). Implement textDocument/documentColor support.","title":"Release 6.2"},{"location":"page/CHANGELOG/#release-61","text":"","title":"Release 6.1"},{"location":"page/CHANGELOG/#support-for-new-languageslanguage-servers","text":"Kotlin Language Server (Thanks to Jon Carr) gopls Language Server for Go XML Language Server (lsp4xml) Hack (using HHVM ) Intelephense for PHP clojure-lsp for Clojure/ClojureScipt (Thanks to Dario Benedek Fazekas) elmLS for Elm (Thanks to Daniel-V) FsAutoComplete for F# (Thanks to Reed Mullanix) Added Erlang support via erlang ls Added Dockerfile support via dockerfile-language-server-nodejs","title":"Support for new languages/language servers:"},{"location":"page/CHANGELOG/#new-logging-options","text":"lsp-mode now logs to buffer *lsp-log* , instead of *Messages* . This can be controlled with the variable lsp-log-max (Thanks to Thomas Fini Hansen). If lsp-print-performance is non-nil, lsp-mode will log a corresponding performance trace to *lsp-log* for every message to and from the server. The variable lsp-print-io , when non-nil will cause lsp-mode to log all messages to and from the server to a unique *lsp-io* buffer for every project root. These logs can be saved to a file and viewed using the LSP Inspector .","title":"New logging options"},{"location":"page/CHANGELOG/#lsp-methods","text":"Add support for textDocument/prepareRename . If supported by the language server, all renaming operations will be tested for validity. Add support for file watches . Add support for CodeAction literals . Add API level support for folding ranges . Folding support for origami.el support is implemented by package lsp-origami . Support document links . This can be controlled using the variable lsp-enable-links . Support resource operations (edits sent from the language server can now create/modify/remove files and directories). Add support for workspace/configuration . Add new function lsp-disconnect . Added lsp-find-definition-mouse and bound to C-<down-mouse-1> Added lsp-extend-selection as a frontend of new LSP method textDocument/extendSelection","title":"LSP Methods"},{"location":"page/CHANGELOG/#other-changes","text":"Add project logo (thanks to Jon Carr). Created an integration test suite for lsp-mode (See directory features ). If available, using the native JSON API introduced in Emacs 27.1. Tramp implementation now uses TRAMP process instead of TCP sockets (Thanks to Karsten Patzwaldt). LSP autoconfiguration adds company-lsp to the list of company backends instead of overriding it. Add lsp-mode-map . Add menu bar entries for lsp-mode . Perform before save operations ( textDocument/willSaveWaitUntil ) asynchronously. imenu support is now handled asynchronously (Thanks to Dario Gjorgjevski). Added option :none for lsp-prefer-flymake , which disabled both Flymake and Flycheck support. Changed flymake to report the errors immediately after they arrive instead of waiting flymake to call lsp-mode . Add debounce when server does not support incremental updates. Add hook lsp-after-uninitialized-hook , which stores the list of functions called after a language server has been uninitialized. Add variable lsp-symbol-highlighting-skip-current , which lets the user skip the current symbol when a given symbol is being highlighted. Add variable lsp-enabled-clients , which lets users set which defined clients are allowed to be used. Support multiple signatures while displaying eldoc text. Add variable lsp-signature-render-all , which when non-nil forces lsp-mode to only show the current active signature. Expose configuration settings for various language servers. Language servers can now be disabled with the variable lsp-disabled-clients . Improved applying changes speed. Fixed xref support for emacs 27+ Implemented automatic installation for F# language server. Added Emacs 26.x to CI Fixed handling of stderr when running over TRAMP . Implemented support for running the language server in Docker container over local files.","title":"Other changes"},{"location":"page/CHANGELOG/#release-60","text":"lsp-mode now have single entry point lsp for all language and based on the major mode starts the corresponding language servers. Added flymake integration. lsp automatically enables and configures company-lsp , lsp-ui , yasnippet , or flymake if they are present so no additional configuration is needed except installing the packages. That behavior could be disabled by setting lsp-auto-configure to nil . lsp-mode ships with several predefined servers located in lsp-clients.el which does not require additional package. For the more complex Language Servers like Eclipse JDT , ccls , cquery and haskell we still require separate package due to relatively high code base. lsp-mode handles automatically server failures by asking the user whether he/she wants to restart the server. introduced new command lsp-describe-session which replaces the existing one lsp-capabilities . The command lists the folders that are part of the workspace and the servers that are associated with the corresponding folder. lsp-mode displays information about the running server and it's status in the modeline. lsp-define-stdio-client and lsp-define-tcp-client are replaced with lsp-register-client lsp rely on projectile or project.el now only for suggesting project root. Once you open new file in a project and start lsp it will provide several options(import project, blacklist project, select other directory root). Once you select a root it will be persisted and used for the next sessions. support for multiple language servers per single file and workspace. changed lsp-mode settings to more sensible defaults. Removed all synchronous calls from the server startup. Improved multi-folder support. added backends for: Bash, C++, CSS, Dart, Elixir, Fortran, Go, Groovy, HTML, Javascript/Typescript, Javascript/Typescript, Ocaml, PHP, Python, Ruby, Rust, Vue, Flow","title":"Release 6.0"},{"location":"page/adding-new-language/","text":"Adding support for languages # Registering server # Here it is the minimal configuration that is needed for new language server registration. Refer to the documentation of lsp-mode.el for the additional settings supported on registration time. lsp-language-id-configuration must be updated to contain the corresponding mode -> language id - in this case (python-mode . \"python\") ( defvar lsp-language-id-configuration ' ( ... ( python-mode . \"python\" ) ... )) ;; if you are adding the support for your language server in separate repo use ;; (add-to-list 'lsp-language-id-configuration '(python-mode . \"python\")) ( lsp-register-client ( make-lsp-client :new-connection ( lsp-stdio-connection \"pyls\" ) :activation-fn ( lsp-activate-on \"python\" ) :server-id 'pyls )) lsp-mode is using lsp-language-id-configuration to determine what is the buffer language. When the major-mode is not sufficient to determine the language (e.g. web-mode is used for javascript , html , and css ) you can put regex. Note: In the above example, when a new client is created using make-lsp-client , a new connection to the language server is created using lsp-stdio-connection . Please carefully check its documentation, as the function checks for various things (e.g. testing for the executable in PATH) and handles respective errors. Often while adding a server, the LSP client author might do these checks themselves, but without handling the errors correctly. This leads to features like lsp-install-server breaking for other users; e.g. see this issue . This is a common mistake that keeps reoccurring. Here's an example of how to set up a custom language server in your init.el file: ;; Use shopify-cli / theme-check-language-server for Shopify's liquid syntax ( with-eval-after-load 'lsp-mode ( add-to-list 'lsp-language-id-configuration ' ( shopify-mode . \"shopify\" )) ( lsp-register-client ( make-lsp-client :new-connection ( lsp-stdio-connection \"theme-check-language-server\" ) :activation-fn ( lsp-activate-on \"shopify\" ) :server-id 'theme-check ))) Note: This example assumes that you've already set up a major mode of your own either by deriving it from web-mode or perhaps by writing it yourself. If the language server supports environment variables to control additional behavior, you can register that by using the :environment-fn function, like the Bash language client does: ( lsp-register-client ( make-lsp-client :new-connection ( lsp-stdio-connection ' ( \"bash-language-server\" \"start\" )) :activation-fn ( lsp-activate-on \"shellscript\" ) :priority -1 :environment-fn ( lambda () ' (( \"EXPLAINSHELL_ENDPOINT\" . lsp-bash-explainshell-endpoint ) ( \"HIGHLIGHT_PARSING_ERRORS\" . lsp-bash-highlight-parsing-errors ))) :server-id 'bash-ls )) lsp-bash-explainshell-endpoint and lsp-bash-highlight-parsing-errors are language client defcustom that expose supported server environment settings in a type-safe way. If you change any of those variables, restart the language server with lsp-restart-workspace for the changes to be applied. Also, if new client support customizing language server path. It's recommended to make a wrapper function so the user can customize the value even after the client has been loaded. ( defcustom lsp-tex-executable \"digestif\" \"Command to start the Digestif language server.\" :group 'lsp-tex :risky t :type 'file ) ( lsp-register-client ( make-lsp-client ;; instead of `:new-connection (lsp-stdio-connection lsp-text-executable)` use :new-connection ( lsp-stdio-connection ( lambda () lsp-text-executable )) :activation-fn ( lsp-activate-on \"plaintex\" \"latex\" ) :priority -1 :server-id 'digestif )) Sections # lsp-mode provides tools to bridge emacs defcustom as a language configuration sections properties(see specification workspace/configuration ). In addition you may use lsp-generate-settings from Generate Settings script to generate lsp-defcustom from package.json VScode plugin manifest. Example: ( lsp-defcustom lsp-foo-language-server-property \"bar\" \"Demo property.\" :group 'foo-ls :lsp-path \"foo.section.property\" ) ( lsp-configuration-section \"foo\" ) ;; => ((\"foo\" (\"settings\" (\"property\" . \"bar\")))) Documentation # Add the new language server to the lsp-clients.json file sorted by the full-name key alphabetically. Create a new navigation entry in mkdocs.yml file.","title":"Adding new language"},{"location":"page/adding-new-language/#adding-support-for-languages","text":"","title":"Adding support for languages"},{"location":"page/adding-new-language/#registering-server","text":"Here it is the minimal configuration that is needed for new language server registration. Refer to the documentation of lsp-mode.el for the additional settings supported on registration time. lsp-language-id-configuration must be updated to contain the corresponding mode -> language id - in this case (python-mode . \"python\") ( defvar lsp-language-id-configuration ' ( ... ( python-mode . \"python\" ) ... )) ;; if you are adding the support for your language server in separate repo use ;; (add-to-list 'lsp-language-id-configuration '(python-mode . \"python\")) ( lsp-register-client ( make-lsp-client :new-connection ( lsp-stdio-connection \"pyls\" ) :activation-fn ( lsp-activate-on \"python\" ) :server-id 'pyls )) lsp-mode is using lsp-language-id-configuration to determine what is the buffer language. When the major-mode is not sufficient to determine the language (e.g. web-mode is used for javascript , html , and css ) you can put regex. Note: In the above example, when a new client is created using make-lsp-client , a new connection to the language server is created using lsp-stdio-connection . Please carefully check its documentation, as the function checks for various things (e.g. testing for the executable in PATH) and handles respective errors. Often while adding a server, the LSP client author might do these checks themselves, but without handling the errors correctly. This leads to features like lsp-install-server breaking for other users; e.g. see this issue . This is a common mistake that keeps reoccurring. Here's an example of how to set up a custom language server in your init.el file: ;; Use shopify-cli / theme-check-language-server for Shopify's liquid syntax ( with-eval-after-load 'lsp-mode ( add-to-list 'lsp-language-id-configuration ' ( shopify-mode . \"shopify\" )) ( lsp-register-client ( make-lsp-client :new-connection ( lsp-stdio-connection \"theme-check-language-server\" ) :activation-fn ( lsp-activate-on \"shopify\" ) :server-id 'theme-check ))) Note: This example assumes that you've already set up a major mode of your own either by deriving it from web-mode or perhaps by writing it yourself. If the language server supports environment variables to control additional behavior, you can register that by using the :environment-fn function, like the Bash language client does: ( lsp-register-client ( make-lsp-client :new-connection ( lsp-stdio-connection ' ( \"bash-language-server\" \"start\" )) :activation-fn ( lsp-activate-on \"shellscript\" ) :priority -1 :environment-fn ( lambda () ' (( \"EXPLAINSHELL_ENDPOINT\" . lsp-bash-explainshell-endpoint ) ( \"HIGHLIGHT_PARSING_ERRORS\" . lsp-bash-highlight-parsing-errors ))) :server-id 'bash-ls )) lsp-bash-explainshell-endpoint and lsp-bash-highlight-parsing-errors are language client defcustom that expose supported server environment settings in a type-safe way. If you change any of those variables, restart the language server with lsp-restart-workspace for the changes to be applied. Also, if new client support customizing language server path. It's recommended to make a wrapper function so the user can customize the value even after the client has been loaded. ( defcustom lsp-tex-executable \"digestif\" \"Command to start the Digestif language server.\" :group 'lsp-tex :risky t :type 'file ) ( lsp-register-client ( make-lsp-client ;; instead of `:new-connection (lsp-stdio-connection lsp-text-executable)` use :new-connection ( lsp-stdio-connection ( lambda () lsp-text-executable )) :activation-fn ( lsp-activate-on \"plaintex\" \"latex\" ) :priority -1 :server-id 'digestif ))","title":"Registering server"},{"location":"page/adding-new-language/#sections","text":"lsp-mode provides tools to bridge emacs defcustom as a language configuration sections properties(see specification workspace/configuration ). In addition you may use lsp-generate-settings from Generate Settings script to generate lsp-defcustom from package.json VScode plugin manifest. Example: ( lsp-defcustom lsp-foo-language-server-property \"bar\" \"Demo property.\" :group 'foo-ls :lsp-path \"foo.section.property\" ) ( lsp-configuration-section \"foo\" ) ;; => ((\"foo\" (\"settings\" (\"property\" . \"bar\"))))","title":"Sections"},{"location":"page/adding-new-language/#documentation","text":"Add the new language server to the lsp-clients.json file sorted by the full-name key alphabetically. Create a new navigation entry in mkdocs.yml file.","title":"Documentation"},{"location":"page/faq/","text":"FAQ # How do I troubleshoot \"Server FOO-LS:pid exited with status signal. Do you want to restart it? (y or n)\" ? # This message indicates that the language server has crashed for some reason. You may check the server stderr which is *FOO-LS::stderr* . If you get this try to run the exact command that lsp-mode is running in the terminal. You may find it in *lsp-log* buffer. How to configure a server with local variables? # Add lsp server call to hack-local-variables-hook which runs right after the local variables are loaded. ( add-hook 'hack-local-variables-hook ( lambda () ( when ( derived-mode-p 'XXX-mode ) ( lsp )))) I have multiple language servers registered for language FOO. Which one will be used when opening a project? # The one with highest priority wins. Servers defined in lsp-mode tend to have lower priority than the external packages (priority 0 if unspecified). If a server is registered with :add-on? flag set to t it will be started in parallel to the other servers that are registered for the current mode. If the server that you want to use is not with the highest priority you may use lsp-disabled-clients to disable the server with higher priority or use lsp-enabled-clients to enable only the servers you want to use. In order to find the server ids you may check *lsp-log* buffer. I have multiple language servers for language FOO and I want to select the server per project, what can I do? # You may create dir-local for each of the projects and specify list of lsp-enabled-clients . This will narrow the list of the clients that are going to be tested for the project. The completion does not work fine and inserts arguments and placeholders, what I am doing wrong? # make sure you have installed yasnippet and you have yasnippet minor mode enabled. I am getting \"Package \u2018spinner-1.7.3\u2019 is unavailable\" when trying to install lsp-mode . # This is caused by GPG keys used by the ELPA package manager not being up to date. You may fix by installing: gnu-elpa-keyring-update The flycheck does not work in typescript , html and javascript blocks in vue-mode . How to fix that? # This is caused by the fact that vue-mode uses multiple major modes in single file and the lsp-ui checker may not associated with the major mode at point. You could fix that by adding the following lines to your config. ( with-eval-after-load 'lsp-mode ( mapc #' lsp-flycheck-add-mode ' ( typescript-mode js-mode css-mode vue-html-mode ))) I have disabled snippets and Rust Analyzer server inserts redundant $0 when performing completion? # Rust Analyzer does not support disabling snippets - see https://github.com/rust-analyzer/rust-analyzer/issues/2518 How do I force lsp-mode to forget the workspace folders for multi root servers so the workspace folders are added on demand? # Use the following snippet: ( advice-add 'lsp :before ( lambda ( &rest _args ) ( eval ' ( setf ( lsp-session-server-id->folders ( lsp-session )) ( ht ))))) When using clojure with clojure-lsp lsp-mode is interfering with typing (e. g. deleting whitespace while typing), how to fix that? # The issue is caused by clojure-lsp server being more aggressive with formatting(deleting whitespaces) and aggressive-indent-mode being on and calling it while typing. The solution is either to disable aggressive-indent-mode or to disable lsp-mode formatting via lsp-enable-indentation . How do I disable automatic installation? # ``` elisp ( setq lsp - enable - suggest - server - download nil ) ```","title":"FAQ"},{"location":"page/faq/#faq","text":"","title":"FAQ"},{"location":"page/faq/#how-do-i-troubleshoot-server-foo-lspid-exited-with-status-signal-do-you-want-to-restart-it-y-or-n","text":"This message indicates that the language server has crashed for some reason. You may check the server stderr which is *FOO-LS::stderr* . If you get this try to run the exact command that lsp-mode is running in the terminal. You may find it in *lsp-log* buffer.","title":"How do I troubleshoot \"Server FOO-LS:pid exited with status signal. Do you want to restart it? (y or n)\"?"},{"location":"page/faq/#how-to-configure-a-server-with-local-variables","text":"Add lsp server call to hack-local-variables-hook which runs right after the local variables are loaded. ( add-hook 'hack-local-variables-hook ( lambda () ( when ( derived-mode-p 'XXX-mode ) ( lsp ))))","title":"How to configure a server with local variables?"},{"location":"page/faq/#i-have-multiple-language-servers-registered-for-language-foo-which-one-will-be-used-when-opening-a-project","text":"The one with highest priority wins. Servers defined in lsp-mode tend to have lower priority than the external packages (priority 0 if unspecified). If a server is registered with :add-on? flag set to t it will be started in parallel to the other servers that are registered for the current mode. If the server that you want to use is not with the highest priority you may use lsp-disabled-clients to disable the server with higher priority or use lsp-enabled-clients to enable only the servers you want to use. In order to find the server ids you may check *lsp-log* buffer.","title":"I have multiple language servers registered for language FOO. Which one will be used when opening a project?"},{"location":"page/faq/#i-have-multiple-language-servers-for-language-foo-and-i-want-to-select-the-server-per-project-what-can-i-do","text":"You may create dir-local for each of the projects and specify list of lsp-enabled-clients . This will narrow the list of the clients that are going to be tested for the project.","title":"I have multiple language servers for language FOO and I want to select the server per project, what can I do?"},{"location":"page/faq/#the-completion-does-not-work-fine-and-inserts-arguments-and-placeholders-what-i-am-doing-wrong","text":"make sure you have installed yasnippet and you have yasnippet minor mode enabled.","title":"The completion does not work fine and inserts arguments and placeholders, what I am doing wrong?"},{"location":"page/faq/#i-am-getting-package-spinner-173-is-unavailable-when-trying-to-install-lsp-mode","text":"This is caused by GPG keys used by the ELPA package manager not being up to date. You may fix by installing: gnu-elpa-keyring-update","title":"I am getting \"Package \u2018spinner-1.7.3\u2019 is unavailable\" when trying to install lsp-mode."},{"location":"page/faq/#the-flycheck-does-not-work-in-typescript-html-and-javascript-blocks-in-vue-mode-how-to-fix-that","text":"This is caused by the fact that vue-mode uses multiple major modes in single file and the lsp-ui checker may not associated with the major mode at point. You could fix that by adding the following lines to your config. ( with-eval-after-load 'lsp-mode ( mapc #' lsp-flycheck-add-mode ' ( typescript-mode js-mode css-mode vue-html-mode )))","title":"The flycheck does not work in typescript, html and javascript blocks in vue-mode. How to fix that?"},{"location":"page/faq/#i-have-disabled-snippets-and-rust-analyzer-server-inserts-redundant-0-when-performing-completion","text":"Rust Analyzer does not support disabling snippets - see https://github.com/rust-analyzer/rust-analyzer/issues/2518","title":"I have disabled snippets and Rust Analyzer server inserts redundant $0 when performing completion?"},{"location":"page/faq/#how-do-i-force-lsp-mode-to-forget-the-workspace-folders-for-multi-root-servers-so-the-workspace-folders-are-added-on-demand","text":"Use the following snippet: ( advice-add 'lsp :before ( lambda ( &rest _args ) ( eval ' ( setf ( lsp-session-server-id->folders ( lsp-session )) ( ht )))))","title":"How do I force lsp-mode to forget the workspace folders for multi root servers so the workspace folders are added on demand?"},{"location":"page/faq/#when-using-clojure-with-clojure-lsp-lsp-mode-is-interfering-with-typing-e-g-deleting-whitespace-while-typing-how-to-fix-that","text":"The issue is caused by clojure-lsp server being more aggressive with formatting(deleting whitespaces) and aggressive-indent-mode being on and calling it while typing. The solution is either to disable aggressive-indent-mode or to disable lsp-mode formatting via lsp-enable-indentation .","title":"When using clojure with clojure-lsp lsp-mode is interfering with typing (e. g. deleting whitespace while typing), how to fix that?"},{"location":"page/faq/#how-do-i-disable-automatic-installation","text":"``` elisp ( setq lsp - enable - suggest - server - download nil ) ```","title":"How do I disable automatic installation?"},{"location":"page/file-watchers/","text":"File watchers # When some of the workspaces that are active in the current project requests file notifications via workspace/didChangeWatchedFiles , lsp-mode will start monitoring each of the folders in the workspace for changes to notify the server about that. In case you have issues with file watchers, first, check what folders are being watched, they are logged on *lsp-log* when the server starts, then you may consider check the below: If your project has some specific folder that should not be watched, you can exclude it with: ( with-eval-after-load 'lsp-mode ( add-to-list 'lsp-file-watch-ignored-directories \"[/\\\\\\\\]\\\\.my-folder\\\\'\" ) ;; or ( add-to-list 'lsp-file-watch-ignored-files \"[/\\\\\\\\]\\\\.my-files\\\\'\" )) Increase the file watch warning threshold, the default is 1000 , (setq lsp-file-watch-threshold 2000) If the folder is some kind of cache folder or something that should always be excluded for everyone, consider opening a pull request or informing the maintainers to add to the common regex . In last case, disable file watchers with (setq lsp-enable-file-watchers nil) (you may use dir-locals).","title":"File watchers"},{"location":"page/file-watchers/#file-watchers","text":"When some of the workspaces that are active in the current project requests file notifications via workspace/didChangeWatchedFiles , lsp-mode will start monitoring each of the folders in the workspace for changes to notify the server about that. In case you have issues with file watchers, first, check what folders are being watched, they are logged on *lsp-log* when the server starts, then you may consider check the below: If your project has some specific folder that should not be watched, you can exclude it with: ( with-eval-after-load 'lsp-mode ( add-to-list 'lsp-file-watch-ignored-directories \"[/\\\\\\\\]\\\\.my-folder\\\\'\" ) ;; or ( add-to-list 'lsp-file-watch-ignored-files \"[/\\\\\\\\]\\\\.my-files\\\\'\" )) Increase the file watch warning threshold, the default is 1000 , (setq lsp-file-watch-threshold 2000) If the folder is some kind of cache folder or something that should always be excluded for everyone, consider opening a pull request or informing the maintainers to add to the common regex . 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Then you need to install the specific LSP server for your language. Finally, call M-x lsp or use the corresponding major mode hook to autostart the server. Client # lsp-mode has multiple ways to install it. Manually via MELPA # The recommended way to install lsp-mode is via package.el - the built-in package manager in Emacs. lsp-mode is available on the two major package.el community maintained repos - MELPA Stable and MELPA . M-x package-install RET lsp-mode RET When updating your packages with package.el , we recommend the following procedure: 1. Delete your LSP - related packages 2. Restart Emacs 3. Install the new versions of the packages . Doom Emacs # Doom Emacs has a module to install and configure lsp-mode automatically, you just need to add lsp below :tools in your init.el . To add lsp-mode support to some language, you can add the +lsp flag to the language you want. Example: init.el ... :lang ( clojure +lsp ) ( dart +lsp ) ( java +lsp ) ... For Doom Emacs module flags and more information, check the doom-emacs lsp module documentation . Spacemacs # lsp-mode is included in spacemacs develop branch. Add lsp to dotspacemacs-configuration-layers and configure the language that you want to use to be backed by lsp backend. Vanilla Emacs # You could go minimal and use lsp-mode as it is without external packages with the built-in flymake and completion-at-point or you could install the following extensions for better experience: lsp-ui for fancy sideline, popup documentation, VScode-like peek UI, etc. flycheck if you prefer the more popular flycheck over renewed flymake . lsp-mode will automatically pick it up. company-mode for completion popups. lsp-treemacs for various tree based UI controls (symbols, errors overview, call hierarchy, etc.) helm-lsp provides on type completion alternative of xref-apropos using helm . lsp-ivy provides on type completion alternative of xref-apropos using ivy . dap-mode if your language is supported by the debugger. ;; if you want to change prefix for lsp-mode keybindings. ( setq lsp-keymap-prefix \"s-l\" ) ( require 'lsp-mode ) ( add-hook 'XXX-mode-hook #' lsp ) Where XXX could be major mode like python , java , c++ . Alternatively, if you want to minimize your configuration you may use prog-mode-hook . In case you do that, lsp will try to start for each programming mode and echo a message when there is no client registered for the current mode or if the corresponding server is not present. In addition, lsp-mode will automatically detect and configure lsp-ui and company-mode . To turn off that behavior you could set lsp-auto-configure to nil . To defer LSP server startup (and DidOpen notifications) until the buffer is visible you can use lsp-deferred instead of lsp : ( add-hook 'XXX-mode-hook #' lsp-deferred ) use-package # Replace (require 'lsp-mode) with the following if you use use-package. ( use-package lsp-mode :init ;; set prefix for lsp-command-keymap (few alternatives - \"C-l\", \"C-c l\") ( setq lsp-keymap-prefix \"C-c l\" ) :hook ( ;; replace XXX-mode with concrete major-mode(e. g. python-mode) ( XXX-mode . lsp ) ;; if you want which-key integration ( lsp-mode . lsp-enable-which-key-integration )) :commands lsp ) ;; optionally ( use-package lsp-ui :commands lsp-ui-mode ) ;; if you are helm user ( use-package helm-lsp :commands helm-lsp-workspace-symbol ) ;; if you are ivy user ( use-package lsp-ivy :commands lsp-ivy-workspace-symbol ) ( use-package lsp-treemacs :commands lsp-treemacs-errors-list ) ;; optionally if you want to use debugger ( use-package dap-mode ) ;; (use-package dap-LANGUAGE) to load the dap adapter for your language ;; optional if you want which-key integration ( use-package which-key :config ( which-key-mode )) To defer LSP server startup (and DidOpen notifications) until the buffer is visible you can use lsp-deferred instead of lsp : ( use-package lsp-mode :hook ( XXX-mode . lsp-deferred ) :commands ( lsp lsp-deferred )) When you are not using package.el to install lsp-mode make sure to put clients folder to the load-path : ;; The path to lsp-mode needs to be added to load-path as well as the ;; path to the `clients' subdirectory. ( add-to-list 'load-path ( expand-file-name \"lib/lsp-mode\" user-emacs-directory )) ( add-to-list 'load-path ( expand-file-name \"lib/lsp-mode/clients\" user-emacs-directory )) Install a language server # For instructions on how to install a server for your language, check the available supported servers .","title":"Installation"},{"location":"page/installation/#installation","text":"You need first lsp-mode , that is a Emacs client for an LSP server. Then you need to install the specific LSP server for your language. 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( setq lsp-keymap-prefix \"s-l\" ) ( require 'lsp-mode ) ( add-hook 'XXX-mode-hook #' lsp ) Where XXX could be major mode like python , java , c++ . Alternatively, if you want to minimize your configuration you may use prog-mode-hook . In case you do that, lsp will try to start for each programming mode and echo a message when there is no client registered for the current mode or if the corresponding server is not present. In addition, lsp-mode will automatically detect and configure lsp-ui and company-mode . To turn off that behavior you could set lsp-auto-configure to nil . To defer LSP server startup (and DidOpen notifications) until the buffer is visible you can use lsp-deferred instead of lsp : ( add-hook 'XXX-mode-hook #' lsp-deferred )","title":"Vanilla Emacs"},{"location":"page/installation/#use-package","text":"Replace (require 'lsp-mode) with the following if you use use-package. 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Keybinding Description s-l w s Entry point for the server startup. s-l w r Restart language server s-l w q Shutdown language server s-l w d Describes current session s-l w D Disconnect the buffer from the language server keeping the server running. s-l = = Ask the server to format this document. s-l = r Ask the server to format the region, or if none is selected, the current line. s-l F a Add new project root to the list of workspace folders. s-l F r Remove project root from the list of workspace folders. s-l F b Remove project root from the workspace blacklist. s-l T l Toggle code-lens overlays. s-l T L Toggle client-server protocol logging. s-l T h Toggle symbol highlighting. s-l T S Toggle minor mode for showing information for current line in sideline. (requires lsp-ui ) s-l T d Toggle minor mode for showing hover information in child frame. (requires lsp-ui ) s-l T s Toggle signature auto activate. s-l T f Toggle on type formatting. s-l T T Toggle global minor mode for synchronizing lsp-mode workspace folders and treemacs projects. (requires lsp-treemacs ) s-l g g Find definitions of the symbol under point. s-l g r Find references of the symbol under point. s-l g i Find implementations of the symbol under point. s-l g t Find type definitions of the symbol under point. s-l g d Find declarations of the symbol under point. s-l g h Show the incoming call hierarchy for the symbol at point. (requires lsp-treemacs ) s-l g a Find all meaningful symbols that match pattern. s-l h h Display the type signature and documentation of the thing at point. s-l h s Activate signature help. s-l h g Trigger display hover information popup and hide it on next typing. s-l r r Rename the symbol (and all references to it). s-l r o Perform the source.organizeImports code action, if available. s-l a a Execute code action. s-l a l Click lsp lens using \u2018avy\u2019 package. s-l a h Highlight symbol at point. s-l G g Peek definitions to the identifier at point. (requires lsp-ui ) s-l G r Peek references to the identifier at point. (requires lsp-ui ) s-l G i Peek implementation locations of the symbol at point. (requires lsp-ui ) s-l G s Peek symbols in the workspace. (requires lsp-ui ) C-u RET When inserting C-u will change the behaviour from insert to replace or vice versa depending on lsp-completion-default-behaviour which-key integration # To enable which-key integration in the active major mode for lsp-mode-map you will need to call the lsp-enable-which-key-integration function. This could be done when lsp-mode starts with the following: ( with-eval-after-load 'lsp-mode ( add-hook 'lsp-mode-hook #' lsp-enable-which-key-integration )) You can also enable which-key integration for all major modes by passing t as a parameter. This is useful for buffers that can use multiple major modes like those using vue-mode .","title":"Keybindings"},{"location":"page/keybindings/#keybindings","text":"When using lsp-mode most of the features depend on server capabilities. lsp-mode provides default bindings which are dynamically enabled/disabled based on the server functionality. 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Installation # luarocks install --server=https://luarocks.org/dev lua-lsp --local For more instructions on how to install manually, check here . 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Automatic by lsp-mode with lsp-install-server``","title":"Installation"},{"location":"page/lsp-magik/#debugger-yes","text":"","title":"Debugger: Yes"},{"location":"page/lsp-magik/#available-configurations","text":"","title":"Available configurations"},{"location":"page/lsp-magik/#lsp-magik-download-url-lsp","text":"Type: string Default: https://github.com/StevenLooman/magik-tools/releases/download/0.8.0/magik-language-server-0.8.0.jar URL of LSP server to download.","title":"lsp-magik-download-url-lsp"},{"location":"page/lsp-magik/#lsp-magik-java-home","text":"Type: string Default: nil Path to Java Runtime, Java 11 minimum.","title":"lsp-magik-java-home"},{"location":"page/lsp-magik/#lsp-magik-java-path","text":"Type: string Default: (closure (t) nil (cond ((eq system-type 'windows-nt) (or (lsp-resolve-value (executable-find (expand-file-name bin/java (getenv JAVA_HOME)))) (lsp-resolve-value (executable-find java)))) (t java))) Path of the java executable.","title":"lsp-magik-java-path"},{"location":"page/lsp-magik/#lsp-magik-lint-override-config-file","text":"Type: string Default: nil Override path to magiklintrc.properties.","title":"lsp-magik-lint-override-config-file"},{"location":"page/lsp-magik/#lsp-magik-ls-path","text":"Type: string Default: /home/runner/.emacs.d/.cache/lsp/magik-ls/magik-language-server-0.8.0.jar Path of the language server.","title":"lsp-magik-ls-path"},{"location":"page/lsp-magik/#lsp-magik-smallworld-gis","text":"Type: string Default: nil Path to Smallworld Core.","title":"lsp-magik-smallworld-gis"},{"location":"page/lsp-magik/#lsp-magik-trace-server","text":"Type: (choice (const off) (const message) (const verbose)) Default: off Traces the communication between VS Code and the Magik language server.","title":"lsp-magik-trace-server"},{"location":"page/lsp-magik/#lsp-magik-typing-enable-checks","text":"Type: boolean Default: nil Enable typing checks.","title":"lsp-magik-typing-enable-checks"},{"location":"page/lsp-magik/#lsp-magik-typing-type-database-paths","text":"Type: lsp-string-vector Default: [] Paths to type databases.","title":"lsp-magik-typing-type-database-paths"},{"location":"page/lsp-magik/#lsp-magik-version","text":"Type: string Default: 0.8.0 Version of LSP server.","title":"lsp-magik-version"},{"location":"page/lsp-markdown/","text":"Markdown # Server # For more information about the LSP server, check unified-language-server (deprecated in favor of remark-language-server) . 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Installation # For more instructions on how to install manually, check here . Debugger: Not available # Available configurations #","title":"Lsp millet"},{"location":"page/lsp-millet/#standard-ml-millet","text":"","title":"Standard ML (Millet)"},{"location":"page/lsp-millet/#server","text":"For more information about the LSP server, check millet .","title":"Server"},{"location":"page/lsp-millet/#installation","text":"For more instructions on how to install manually, check here .","title":"Installation"},{"location":"page/lsp-millet/#debugger-not-available","text":"","title":"Debugger: Not available"},{"location":"page/lsp-millet/#available-configurations","text":"","title":"Available configurations"},{"location":"page/lsp-mint/","text":"mint-lang # Server # For more information about the LSP server, check mint . Installation # For more instructions on how to install manually, check here . Debugger: Not available # Available configurations # lsp-clients-mint-executable # Type: file Default: (mint ls) Command to start the mint language server.","title":"Lsp mint"},{"location":"page/lsp-mint/#mint-lang","text":"","title":"mint-lang"},{"location":"page/lsp-mint/#server","text":"For more information about the LSP server, check mint .","title":"Server"},{"location":"page/lsp-mint/#installation","text":"For more instructions on how to install manually, check here .","title":"Installation"},{"location":"page/lsp-mint/#debugger-not-available","text":"","title":"Debugger: Not available"},{"location":"page/lsp-mint/#available-configurations","text":"","title":"Available configurations"},{"location":"page/lsp-mint/#lsp-clients-mint-executable","text":"Type: file Default: (mint ls) Command to start the mint language server.","title":"lsp-clients-mint-executable"},{"location":"page/lsp-move/","text":"Move Language # Server # For more information about the LSP server, check move-analyzer . Installation # For more instructions on how to install manually, check here . Debugger: Not available # Available configurations # lsp-clients-move-analyzer-args # Type: (repeat string) Default: nil Extra arguments for the move-analyzer executable. lsp-clients-move-analyzer-executable # Type: file Default: move-analyzer The move-analyzer executable to use. 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Installation # pip install -U nginx-language-server Debugger: Not available # Available configurations # lsp-nginx-server-command # Type: (repeat string) Default: (nginx-language-server) Command to start Nginx Language Server.","title":"Nginx"},{"location":"page/lsp-nginx/#nginx","text":"","title":"Nginx"},{"location":"page/lsp-nginx/#server","text":"For more information about the LSP server, check nginx-lsp .","title":"Server"},{"location":"page/lsp-nginx/#installation","text":"pip install -U nginx-language-server","title":"Installation"},{"location":"page/lsp-nginx/#debugger-not-available","text":"","title":"Debugger: Not available"},{"location":"page/lsp-nginx/#available-configurations","text":"","title":"Available configurations"},{"location":"page/lsp-nginx/#lsp-nginx-server-command","text":"Type: (repeat string) Default: (nginx-language-server) Command to start Nginx Language Server.","title":"lsp-nginx-server-command"},{"location":"page/lsp-nim/","text":"Nim # Server # For more information about the LSP server, check nimlsp . 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Installation # cargo install openscad-lsp For more instructions on how to install manually, check here . 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Installation # For more instructions on how to install manually, check here . Debugger: Not available # Available configurations #","title":"Pascal/Object Pascal"},{"location":"page/lsp-pascal/#pascalobject-pascal","text":"","title":"Pascal/Object Pascal"},{"location":"page/lsp-pascal/#server","text":"For more information about the LSP server, check pascal-language-server .","title":"Server"},{"location":"page/lsp-pascal/#installation","text":"For more instructions on how to install manually, check here .","title":"Installation"},{"location":"page/lsp-pascal/#debugger-not-available","text":"","title":"Debugger: Not available"},{"location":"page/lsp-pascal/#available-configurations","text":"","title":"Available configurations"},{"location":"page/lsp-perl/","text":"Perl # Server # For more information about the LSP server, check Perl::LanguageServer . 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(no aliases, .bat files or ~/). lsp-perlnavigator-perltidy-profile # Type: string Default: nil Path to perl tidy profile (no aliases, .bat files or ~/). lsp-perlnavigator-severity1 # Type: (choice (:tag error warning info hint none)) Default: hint Editor Diagnostic severity level for Critic severity 1. lsp-perlnavigator-severity2 # Type: (choice (:tag error warning info hint none)) Default: hint Editor Diagnostic severity level for Critic severity 2. lsp-perlnavigator-severity3 # Type: (choice (:tag error warning info hint none)) Default: hint Editor Diagnostic severity level for Critic severity 3. lsp-perlnavigator-severity4 # Type: (choice (:tag error warning info hint none)) Default: info Editor Diagnostic severity level for Critic severity 4. lsp-perlnavigator-severity5 # Type: (choice (:tag error warning info hint none)) Default: warning Editor Diagnostic severity level for Critic severity 5. lsp-perlnavigator-trace-server # Type: (choice (:tag off messages verbose)) Default: messages Traces the communication between VS Code and the language server.","title":"Perl (Navigator)"},{"location":"page/lsp-perlnavigator/#perl-navigator","text":"","title":"Perl Navigator"},{"location":"page/lsp-perlnavigator/#server","text":"For more information about the LSP server, check perlnavigator .","title":"Server"},{"location":"page/lsp-perlnavigator/#installation","text":"https://github.com/bscan/PerlNavigator/releases","title":"Installation"},{"location":"page/lsp-perlnavigator/#debugger-not-available","text":"","title":"Debugger: Not available"},{"location":"page/lsp-perlnavigator/#available-configurations","text":"","title":"Available configurations"},{"location":"page/lsp-perlnavigator/#lsp-perlnavigator-autoinstall-dir","text":"Type: directory Default: ~/.emacs.d/.cache/lsp/perlnavigator Automatic installation directory for Perl Navigator.","title":"lsp-perlnavigator-autoinstall-dir"},{"location":"page/lsp-perlnavigator/#lsp-perlnavigator-download-url","text":"Type: string Default: https://github.com/bscan/PerlNavigator/releases/latest/download/perlnavigator-linux-x86_64.zip Automatic download url for PerlNavigator.","title":"lsp-perlnavigator-download-url"},{"location":"page/lsp-perlnavigator/#lsp-perlnavigator-enable-warnings","text":"Type: boolean Default: t Enable warnings using -Mwarnings command switch.","title":"lsp-perlnavigator-enable-warnings"},{"location":"page/lsp-perlnavigator/#lsp-perlnavigator-executable","text":"Type: file Default: perlnavigator Location of the perlnavigator binary.","title":"lsp-perlnavigator-executable"},{"location":"page/lsp-perlnavigator/#lsp-perlnavigator-include-paths","text":"Type: lsp-string-vector Default: nil Array of paths added to @INC. 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The test is executed on the right with compilation major mode Move the cursor to fn ellipsize and attempt to find related tests to no avail. Confirm that the function is indeed untested by using swiper and finding one place in the file, where the function is called Caveats # Rust Analyzer does not support disabling snippets - https://github.com/rust-analyzer/rust-analyzer/issues/2518 extract signature # This unmerged PR contains an example method that allows modifying the signature that is displayed by eldoc. TRAMP Example # The following is an example configuration for using lsp-mode with a remote rust-analyzer server: (with-eval-after-load \"lsp-rust\" (lsp-register-client (make-lsp-client :new-connection (lsp-tramp-connection \"rust-analyzer\") :remote? t :major-modes '(rust-mode rustic-mode) :initialization-options 'lsp-rust-analyzer--make-init-options :notification-handlers (ht<-alist lsp-rust-notification-handlers) :action-handlers (ht (\"rust-analyzer.runSingle\" #'lsp-rust--analyzer-run-single)) :library-folders-fn (lambda (_workspace) lsp-rust-analyzer-library-directories) :ignore-messages nil :server-id 'rust-analyzer-remote))) Available configurations # lsp-rust-server # Type: (choice (const :tag rls rls) (const :tag rust-analyzer rust-analyzer)) Default: rust-analyzer Choose LSP server. lsp-rust-analyzer-binding-mode-hints # Type: boolean Default: nil Whether to show inlay type hints for binding modes. lsp-rust-analyzer-call-info-full # Type: boolean Default: t Whether to show function name and docs in parameter hints. lsp-rust-analyzer-cargo-auto-reload # Type: boolean Default: t Automatically refresh project info via cargo metadata on Cargo.toml changes. lsp-rust-analyzer-cargo-override-command # Type: lsp-string-vector Default: [] Advanced option, fully override the command rust-analyzer uses for checking. The command should include --message=format=json or similar option. lsp-rust-analyzer-cargo-run-build-scripts # Type: boolean Default: t Whether to run build scripts ( build.rs ) for more precise code analysis. lsp-rust-analyzer-cargo-target # Type: (choice (string :tag Target) (const :tag None nil)) Default: nil Compilation target (target triple). lsp-rust-analyzer-cargo-unset-test # Type: lsp-string-vector Default: [] force rust-analyzer to unset #[cfg(test)] for the specified crates. lsp-rust-analyzer-cargo-watch-args # Type: lsp-string-vector Default: [] Extra arguments for cargo check . lsp-rust-analyzer-cargo-watch-command # Type: string Default: check Cargo watch command. lsp-rust-analyzer-cargo-watch-enable # Type: boolean Default: t Enable Cargo watch. lsp-rust-analyzer-check-all-targets # Type: boolean Default: t Enables --all-targets for cargo check . lsp-rust-analyzer-closing-brace-hints # Type: boolean Default: t Whether to show inlay hints after a closing } to indicate what item it belongs to. lsp-rust-analyzer-closing-brace-hints-min-lines # Type: integer Default: 25 Minimum number of lines required before the } until the hint is shown (set to 0 or 1 to always show them). lsp-rust-analyzer-completion-add-call-argument-snippets # Type: boolean Default: t Whether to add argument snippets when completing functions. lsp-rust-analyzer-completion-add-call-parenthesis # Type: boolean Default: t Whether to add parenthesis when completing functions. lsp-rust-analyzer-completion-auto-import-enable # Type: boolean Default: t Toggles the additional completions that automatically add imports when completed. lsp-completion-enable-additional-text-edit must be non-nil for this feature to be fully enabled. lsp-rust-analyzer-completion-auto-self-enable # Type: boolean Default: t Toggles the additional completions that automatically show method calls and field accesses with self prefixed to them when inside a method. lsp-rust-analyzer-completion-postfix-enable # Type: boolean Default: t Whether to show postfix snippets like dbg , if , not , etc. lsp-rust-analyzer-debug-lens-extra-dap-args # Type: plist Default: (:MIMode gdb :miDebuggerPath gdb :stopAtEntry t :externalConsole :json-false) Extra arguments to pass to DAP template when debugging a test from code lens. As a rule of the thumb, do not add extra keys to this plist unless you exactly what you are doing, it might break the \"Debug test\" lens otherwise. See dap-mode documentation and cpptools documentation for the extra variables meaning. lsp-rust-analyzer-diagnostics-disabled # Type: lsp-string-vector Default: [] List of native rust-analyzer diagnostics to disable. lsp-rust-analyzer-diagnostics-enable # Type: boolean Default: t Whether to show native rust-analyzer diagnostics. lsp-rust-analyzer-diagnostics-enable-experimental # Type: boolean Default: nil Whether to show native rust-analyzer diagnostics that are still experimental (might have more false positives than usual). lsp-rust-analyzer-diagnostics-warnings-as-hint # Type: lsp-string-vector Default: [] List of warnings that should be displayed with hint severity. lsp-rust-analyzer-diagnostics-warnings-as-info # Type: lsp-string-vector Default: [] List of warnings that should be displayed with info severity. lsp-rust-analyzer-display-chaining-hints # Type: boolean Default: nil Whether to show inlay type hints for method chains. These hints will be formatted with the type hint formatting options, if the mode is not configured to ask the server to format them. lsp-rust-analyzer-display-closure-return-type-hints # Type: boolean Default: nil Whether to show closure return type inlay hints for closures with block bodies. lsp-rust-analyzer-display-lifetime-elision-hints-enable # Type: (choice (const never) (const always) (const skip_trivial)) Default: never Whether to show elided lifetime inlay hints. lsp-rust-analyzer-display-lifetime-elision-hints-use-parameter-names # Type: boolean Default: nil When showing elided lifetime inlay hints, whether to use parameter names or numeric placeholder names for the lifetimes. lsp-rust-analyzer-display-parameter-hints # Type: boolean Default: nil Whether to show function parameter name inlay hints at the call site. lsp-rust-analyzer-display-reborrow-hints # Type: (choice (const always) (const never) (const mutable)) Default: never Whether to show inlay type hints for compiler inserted reborrows. lsp-rust-analyzer-download-url # Type: string Default: https://github.com/rust-analyzer/rust-analyzer/releases/latest/download/rust-analyzer-x86_64-unknown-linux-gnu.gz Automatic download url for Rust Analyzer lsp-rust-analyzer-exclude-dirs # Type: lsp-string-vector Default: [] These directories will be ignored by rust-analyzer. lsp-rust-analyzer-exclude-globs # Type: lsp-string-vector Default: [] Exclude globs lsp-rust-analyzer-experimental-proc-attr-macros # Type: boolean Default: t Whether to enable experimental support for expanding proc macro attributes. lsp-rust-analyzer-hide-closure-initialization # Type: boolean Default: nil Whether to hide inlay type hints for let statements that initialize to a closure. 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For auto-import this has the same effect as \"item\"'))` Default: crate How imports should be grouped into use statements. lsp-rust-analyzer-import-group # Type: boolean Default: t Group inserted imports by the following order: https://rust-analyzer.github.io/manual.html#auto-import. Groups are separated by newlines. lsp-rust-analyzer-import-prefix # Type: (choice (const plain) (const by_self) (const by_crate)) Default: plain The path structure for newly inserted paths to use. 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( with-eval-after-load 'lsp-mode ;; :global/:workspace/:file ( setq lsp-modeline-diagnostics-scope :workspace )) Tip: To find out the global errors you might use lsp-treemacs-errors-list . Code actions on modeline # For a UI feedback of the available code actions, you can enable lsp-modeline-code-actions-mode which shows available code actions on modeline: With lsp-modeline-code-actions-segments you can customize what to show on the modeline as you want: lsp-modeline-code-actions-segments result '(count icon) (Default) '(name icon) '(icon) '(count icon name) Breadcrumb on headerline # For a UI feedback on headerline of the document symbols at point, current file or project name, you can enable lsp-headerline-breadcrumb-mode which shows a breadcrumb on top of window. You can customize the breadcrumb segments via lsp-headerline-breadcrumb-segments variable, some examples: lsp-headerline-breadcrumb-segments result '(path-up-to-project file symbols) (Default) '(project file symbols) '(symbols) If lsp-headerline-breadcrumb-segments contains 'symbols , you can optionally label the corresponding entries in the headerline display by setting lsp-headerline-breadcrumb-enable-symbol-numbers to t . Symbol highlights # In case LSP server supports hover feature: Formatting # In general the formatter settings are language server specific(e. g. JDT LS uses eclipse formatter file and lsp-java-format-settings-url to configure it while clangd uses clangd-format and lsp-dart uses the built-in dartfmt from Dart SDK ). The only settings that are controlled on lsp-mode level are indent size and whether the server should use tabs or spaces. Refer to lsp--formatting-indent-alist to find out what is the variable that is used for the current major mode. 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Adjust gc-cons-threshold # The default setting is too low for lsp-mode 's needs due to the fact that client/server communication generates a lot of memory/garbage. You have two options: - Set it to big number ( 100 mb ) like most of the popular starter kits like Spacemacs / Doom / Prelude , etc do : ``` elisp ( setq gc - cons - threshold 100000000 ) ``` - Follow the method recommended by Gnu Emacs Maintainer Eli Zaretskii : \" My suggestion is to repeatedly multiply gc-cons-threshold by 2 until you stop seeing significant improvements in responsiveness, and in any case not to increase by a factor larger than 100 or somesuch. If even a 100-fold increase doesn't help, there's some deeper problem with the Lisp code which produces so much garbage, or maybe GC is not the reason for slowdown. \" Source : < https : // www . reddit . com / r / emacs / comments / brc05y / is_lspmode_too_slow_to_use_for_anyone_else / eofulix /> Increase the amount of data which Emacs reads from the process # Again the emacs default is too low 4k considering that the some of the language server responses are in 800k - 3M range. ( setq read-process-output-max ( * 1024 1024 )) ;; 1mb Use plists for deserialization. # lsp-mode can be compiled in 2 modes plist and hash-table based lsp-use-plists flag. plist s provide better performance in deserialization and also put less presure than hash-table s. To switch to plist you have to perform 2 steps: Configure the following env variable. Make sure that Emacs can see that variable (best way to do that is to start Emacs from the shell, not from the icon). export LSP_USE_PLISTS = true Delete lsp-mode related packages. Make sure that lsp-use-plists is non-nil. Restart Emacs and install again lsp-mode related packages. NB: make sure that lsp-use-plists does not change after you compile the file. Furthermore, if you are using something like exec-path-from-shell you'll need to make sure to add LSP_USE_PLISTS to exec-path-from-shell-variables . Optional steps # Optional: Disable lsp-ui . Normally, lsp-ui is very fast but in some systems (especially when using Windows ) lsp-ui overlays and popups might slow down emacs. Optional: fine-tune lsp-idle-delay . This variable determines how often lsp-mode will refresh the highlights, lenses, links, etc while you type. ( setq lsp-idle-delay 0.500 ) Using Emacs 28.1 or later # Emacs 28.1 includes \"native compilation\" of elisp code ( changelog ). For optimal performance, using Emacs 28.1 or later (with native compilation enabled) is recommended. Ignore watch folders/files # If the server supports watch files, by default lsp-mode tries to watch all files and folders of the project ignoring the regexp from lsp-file-watch-ignored . If you don't want some file or folder to be watched for performance reasons, you can add a regexp to that variable excluding the file or folder. Check the file watchers section for details. Check if logging is switched off. # Make sure lsp-log-io is nil . You might have forgotten it after a debugging session, for example. It can cause a great performance hit. ( setq lsp-log-io nil ) ; if set to true can cause a performance hit Sometimes you might need to check logging for specific LSP server configuration as well, i.e. for lsp-eslint it is: lsp-eslint-trace-server . Reporting performance problems # If you have tried all of the non-optional steps from the list and emacs is still not very responsive please open a PR with the following information: Include emacs performance report. Use the following step to collect it: M-x profiler-start and select CPU Reproduce the slow behavior. M-x profiler-stop M-x profiler-report to create a report In the profiler report expand all nodes by doing C-u TAB . Note: - lsp-mode is just a frontend and the performance depends on server as well. Some servers (e. g. Palantir's Python Language Server) might be slow when performing auto-completion.","title":"Performance"},{"location":"page/performance/#performance","text":"","title":"Performance"},{"location":"page/performance/#tuning","text":"Use M-x lsp-doctor to validate if your lsp-mode is properly configured. 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Also, when you are doing that you should make sure that none of the custom language server settings are not pointing to local path because those settings will be sent to the remote server. ( lsp-register-client ( make-lsp-client :new-connection ( lsp-tramp-connection \"<binary name (e. g. pyls, rls)>\" ) :major-modes ' ( python-mode ) :remote? t :server-id 'pyls-remote )) Note: when you do not have root privileges on the remote machine to put the language server on the path you may alter the remote path by changing tramp-remote-path . Dealing with stderr # With TRAMP, Emacs does not have an easy way to distinguish stdout and stderr, so when the underlying LSP process writes to stderr, it breaks the lsp-mode parser. As a workaround, lsp-mode is redirecting stderr to /tmp/<process-name>-<id>~stderr . Docker # Refer to lsp-docker README which provides a guide on how you can run lsp-mode in docker container.","title":"Remote"},{"location":"page/remote/#remote","text":"","title":"Remote"},{"location":"page/remote/#tramp","text":"LSP mode has support for tramp buffers with the following requirements: The language server has to be present on the remote server. Having multi folder language server (like Eclipse JDT LS ) cannot have local and remote workspace folders.","title":"TRAMP"},{"location":"page/remote/#how-does-it-work","text":"lsp-mode detects whether a particular file is located on remote machine and looks for a client which matches current file and it is marked as :remote? t. Then lsp-mode starts the client through tramp.","title":"How does it work?"},{"location":"page/remote/#sample-configuration","text":"Here it is example how you can configure python language server to work when using TRAMP . 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Log client<->server json # Set lsp-log-io to t to inspect communication between client and the server. Use lsp-workspace-show-log to switch to the corresponding log buffer. Check project roots # lsp-describe-session will show the current projects roots + the started servers and allows inspecting the server capabilities: Updating package.el packages # If you manage your Emacs packages with the built-in package.el , we recommend the following procedure to update your packages: Delete your LSP-related packages Restart Emacs Install the new versions of the packages. 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Usually, you may find the variable by doing: M-x customize-group RET lsp-LANGUAGE-SERVER-ID .","title":"Server path"},{"location":"page/troubleshooting/#log-client-server-json","text":"Set lsp-log-io to t to inspect communication between client and the server. Use lsp-workspace-show-log to switch to the corresponding log buffer.","title":"Log client&lt;-&gt;server json"},{"location":"page/troubleshooting/#check-project-roots","text":"lsp-describe-session will show the current projects roots + the started servers and allows inspecting the server capabilities:","title":"Check project roots"},{"location":"page/troubleshooting/#updating-packageel-packages","text":"If you manage your Emacs packages with the built-in package.el , we recommend the following procedure to update your packages: Delete your LSP-related packages Restart Emacs Install the new versions of the packages.","title":"Updating package.el packages"},{"location":"page/troubleshooting/#check-if-any-package-or-wrong-config-could-be-causing-the-issue","text":"Try to repro the issue with our lsp-start-plain.el file, which has just the necessary config/packages for lsp-mode work using M-x lsp-start-plain .","title":"Check if any package or wrong config could be causing the issue"},{"location":"page/integration/dired/","text":"Dired integration # lsp-mode provides integration with dired file explorer. lsp-mode will show which files/folders contain errors/warnings/hints. To enable this behaviour add (lsp-dired-mode) call to your config. Screenshot #","title":"Dired integration"},{"location":"page/integration/dired/#dired-integration","text":"lsp-mode provides integration with dired file explorer. lsp-mode will show which files/folders contain errors/warnings/hints. To enable this behaviour add (lsp-dired-mode) call to your config.","title":"Dired integration"},{"location":"page/integration/dired/#screenshot","text":"","title":"Screenshot"},{"location":"page/integration/ido/","text":"Ido integration # lsp-mode provides integration with ido for workspace-symbol command. lsp-mode will show all workspace/project symbols using IDO. To enable this behaviour add (require 'lsp-ido) call to your config. By installing ido-completing-read+ lsp-mode will use IDO for showing candidates on other commands as well e.g. refactor, code actions, etc. Screenshot # Command # lsp-ido-workspace-symbol command will be available as an interactive call. Configuration # You can disable symbol kind and symbol filepath from the candidate list by changing the following settings ( setq lsp-ido-show-symbol-kind nil lsp-ido-show-symbol-filename nil )","title":"Ido"},{"location":"page/integration/ido/#ido-integration","text":"lsp-mode provides integration with ido for workspace-symbol command. lsp-mode will show all workspace/project symbols using IDO. To enable this behaviour add (require 'lsp-ido) call to your config. By installing ido-completing-read+ lsp-mode will use IDO for showing candidates on other commands as well e.g. refactor, code actions, etc.","title":"Ido integration"},{"location":"page/integration/ido/#screenshot","text":"","title":"Screenshot"},{"location":"page/integration/ido/#command","text":"lsp-ido-workspace-symbol command will be available as an interactive call.","title":"Command"},{"location":"page/integration/ido/#configuration","text":"You can disable symbol kind and symbol filepath from the candidate list by changing the following settings ( setq lsp-ido-show-symbol-kind nil lsp-ido-show-symbol-filename nil )","title":"Configuration"},{"location":"page/integration/iedit/","text":"iedit # lsp-mode can leverage iedit to edit semantic matches in parallel: lsp-iedit-highlights : invoke iedit on the symbol highlights at point, all of which will be edited in parallel. To finish and exit, press C-g , with the cursor on iedit highlight. If an iedit session is already active, lsp-iedit-highlights will simply add the document highlights to it, without restarting it. This way, another group of symbol highlights can be added to the current iedit session.","title":"Iedit"},{"location":"page/integration/iedit/#iedit","text":"lsp-mode can leverage iedit to edit semantic matches in parallel: lsp-iedit-highlights : invoke iedit on the symbol highlights at point, all of which will be edited in parallel. To finish and exit, press C-g , with the cursor on iedit highlight. If an iedit session is already active, lsp-iedit-highlights will simply add the document highlights to it, without restarting it. This way, another group of symbol highlights can be added to the current iedit session.","title":"iedit"},{"location":"page/settings/completion/","text":"Completion # lsp-completion-enable # Type: boolean Default: t Enable completion-at-point integration. lsp-completion-enable-additional-text-edit # Type: boolean Default: t Whether or not to apply additional text edit when performing completion. If set to non-nil, lsp-mode will apply additional text edits from the server. Otherwise, the additional text edits are ignored. lsp-completion-filter-on-incomplete # Type: boolean Default: t Whether or not filter incomplete results. lsp-completion-no-cache # Type: boolean Default: nil Whether or not caching the returned completions from server. lsp-completion-provider # Type: (choice (const :tag Use company-capf :capf) (const :tag None :none)) Default: :capf The completion backend provider. lsp-completion-show-detail # Type: boolean Default: t Whether or not to show detail of completion candidates. lsp-completion-show-kind # Type: boolean Default: t Whether or not to show kind of completion candidates. lsp-completion-show-label-description # Type: boolean Default: t Whether or not to show description of completion candidates. lsp-completion-sort-initial-results # Type: boolean Default: t Whether or not filter initial results from server. lsp-completion-use-last-result # Type: boolean Default: t Temporarily use last server result when interrupted by keyboard. 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This will help minimize popup flickering issue in company-mode .","title":"lsp-completion-use-last-result"},{"location":"page/settings/completion/#lsp-enable-snippet","text":"Type: boolean Default: t Enable/disable snippet completion support.","title":"lsp-enable-snippet"},{"location":"page/settings/diagnostics/","text":"Diagnostics # lsp-diagnostic-clean-after-change # Type: boolean Default: nil When non-nil, clean the diagnostics on change. Note that when that setting is nil, lsp-mode will show stale diagnostics until server publishes the new set of diagnostics lsp-diagnostics-attributes # Type: (repeat list) Default: ((unnecessary :foreground gray) (deprecated :strike-through t)) The Attributes used on the diagnostics. 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It contains the operation source. lsp-after-diagnostics-hook # Type: hook Default: nil Hooks to run after diagnostics are received. lsp-after-initialize-hook # Type: hook Default: nil List of functions to be called after a Language Server has been initialized for a new workspace. lsp-after-open-hook # Type: hook Default: nil List of functions to be called after a new file with LSP support is opened. lsp-after-uninitialized-functions # Type: hook Default: nil List of functions to be called after a Language Server has been uninitialized. lsp-apply-edits-after-file-operations # Type: boolean Default: t Whether to apply edits returned by server after file operations if any. Applicable only if server supports workspace.fileOperations for operations: workspace/willRenameFiles , workspace/willCreateFiles and workspace/willDeleteFiles . lsp-auto-configure # Type: boolean Default: t Auto configure lsp-mode main features. When set to t lsp-mode will auto-configure completion, code-actions, breadcrumb, flycheck , flymake , imenu , symbol highlighting, lenses, links, and so on. For finer granularity you may use lsp-enable-* properties. lsp-auto-execute-action # Type: boolean Default: t Auto-execute single action. lsp-auto-guess-root # Type: boolean Default: nil Automatically guess the project root using projectile/project. Do not use this setting unless you are familiar with lsp-mode internals and you are sure that all of your projects are following projectile / project.el conventions. lsp-auto-select-workspace # Type: boolean Default: t Shutdown or restart a single workspace. If set and the current buffer has only a single workspace associated with it, lsp-shutdown-workspace and lsp-restart-workspace will act on it without asking. lsp-auto-touch-files # Type: boolean Default: t If non-nil ensure the files exist before sending textDocument/didOpen notification. lsp-before-apply-edits-hook # Type: hook Default: nil Hooks to run before applying edits. lsp-before-initialize-hook # Type: hook Default: nil List of functions to be called before a Language Server has been initialized for a new workspace. lsp-before-open-hook # Type: hook Default: nil List of functions to be called before a new file with LSP support is opened. lsp-before-save-edits # Type: boolean Default: t If non-nil, lsp-mode will apply edits suggested by the language server before saving a document. lsp-client-packages # Type: (repeat symbol) Default: (ccls lsp-actionscript lsp-ada lsp-angular lsp-ansible lsp-awk lsp-astro lsp-bash lsp-beancount lsp-clangd lsp-clojure lsp-cmake lsp-credo lsp-crystal lsp-csharp lsp-css lsp-d lsp-dart lsp-dhall lsp-docker lsp-dockerfile lsp-elm lsp-elixir lsp-emmet lsp-erlang lsp-eslint lsp-fortran lsp-fsharp lsp-gdscript lsp-go lsp-gleam lsp-glsl lsp-graphql lsp-hack lsp-grammarly lsp-groovy lsp-haskell lsp-haxe lsp-idris lsp-java lsp-javascript lsp-json lsp-kotlin lsp-latex lsp-ltex lsp-lua lsp-markdown lsp-marksman lsp-mdx lsp-mint lsp-move lsp-nginx lsp-nim lsp-nix lsp-magik lsp-metals lsp-mssql lsp-ocaml lsp-openscad lsp-pascal lsp-perl lsp-perlnavigator lsp-pls lsp-php lsp-pwsh lsp-pyls lsp-pylsp lsp-pyright lsp-python-ms lsp-purescript lsp-r lsp-racket lsp-remark lsp-ruff-lsp lsp-rf lsp-rubocop lsp-rust lsp-semgrep lsp-shader lsp-solargraph lsp-sorbet lsp-sourcekit lsp-sonarlint lsp-tailwindcss lsp-tex lsp-terraform lsp-toml lsp-ttcn3 lsp-typeprof lsp-v lsp-vala lsp-verilog lsp-vetur lsp-volar lsp-vhdl lsp-vimscript lsp-xml lsp-yaml lsp-ruby-lsp lsp-ruby-syntax-tree lsp-sqls lsp-svelte lsp-steep lsp-tilt lsp-zig) List of the clients to be automatically required. lsp-completion-default-behaviour # Type: (choice (const :insert :tag Default completion inserts) (const :replace :tag Default completion replaces)) Default: :replace Default behaviour of InsertReplaceEdit . lsp-configure-hook # Type: hook Default: ((closure (flymake-mode flymake-diagnostic-functions lsp-diagnostics-mode flycheck-checkers flycheck-checker flycheck-check-syntax-automatically flycheck-mode t) nil (if lsp-auto-configure (progn (lsp-diagnostics--enable)))) (closure (company-abort-on-unique-match company-backends yas-indent-line t) nil (if (and lsp-auto-configure lsp-completion-enable) (progn (lsp-completion--enable))))) Hooks to run when lsp-configure-buffer is called. lsp-debounce-full-sync-notifications # Type: boolean Default: t If non-nil debounce full sync events. This flag affects only servers which do not support incremental updates. lsp-debounce-full-sync-notifications-interval # Type: float Default: 1.0 Time to wait before sending full sync synchronization after buffer modification. lsp-default-create-error-handler-fn # Type: function Default: nil Default error handler customization. Handler should give METHOD as argument and return function of one argument ERROR. lsp-details-face # Type: face Default: ((t :height 0.8 :inherit shadow)) Used to display additional information throughout lsp . Things like line numbers, signatures, ... are considered additional information. Often, additional faces are defined that inherit from this face by default, like lsp-signature-face , and they may be customized for finer control. lsp-diagnostics-updated-hook # Type: hook Default: nil Hooks to run after diagnostics are received. lsp-disabled-clients # Type: (repeat (symbol)) Default: nil A list of disabled/blacklisted clients. Each entry in the list can be either: a symbol, the server-id for the LSP client, or a cons pair (MAJOR-MODE . CLIENTS), where MAJOR-MODE is the major-mode, and CLIENTS is either a client or a list of clients. This option can also be used as a file- or directory-local variable to disable a language server for individual files or directories/projects respectively. lsp-display-inline-image # Type: boolean Default: t Showing inline image or not. lsp-document-sync-method # Type: (choice (const :tag Documents should not be synced at all. nil) (const :tag Documents are synced by always sending the full content of the document. lsp--sync-full) (const :tag Documents are synced by always sending incremental changes to the document. lsp--sync-incremental) (const :tag Use the method recommended by the language server. nil)) Default: nil How to sync the document with the language server. lsp-eldoc-enable-hover # Type: boolean Default: t If non-nil, eldoc will display hover info when it is present. lsp-eldoc-render-all # Type: boolean Default: nil Display all of the info returned by document/onHover. If this is set to nil, eldoc will show only the symbol information. lsp-enable-dap-auto-configure # Type: boolean Default: t If non-nil, enable dap-auto-configure-mode . lsp-enable-file-watchers # Type: boolean Default: t If non-nil lsp-mode will watch the files in the workspace if the server has requested that. lsp-enable-folding # Type: boolean Default: t Enable/disable code folding support. lsp-enable-imenu # Type: boolean Default: t If non-nil, automatically enable imenu integration when server provides textDocument/documentSymbol . lsp-enable-indentation # Type: boolean Default: t Indent regions using the file formatting functionality provided by the language server. lsp-enable-links # Type: boolean Default: t If non-nil, all references to links in a file will be made clickable, if supported by the language server. lsp-enable-on-type-formatting # Type: boolean Default: t Enable textDocument/onTypeFormatting integration. lsp-enable-suggest-server-download # Type: boolean Default: t When non-nil enable server downloading suggestions. lsp-enable-symbol-highlighting # Type: boolean Default: t Highlight references of the symbol at point. lsp-enable-text-document-color # Type: boolean Default: t Enable textDocument/documentColor integration. lsp-enable-xref # Type: boolean Default: t Enable xref integration. lsp-face-highlight-read # Type: face Default: ((t :inherit highlight :underline t)) Face used for highlighting symbols being read. lsp-face-highlight-textual # Type: face Default: ((t :inherit highlight)) Face used for textual occurrences of symbols. lsp-face-highlight-write # Type: face Default: ((t :inherit highlight :weight bold)) Face used for highlighting symbols being written to. lsp-face-rename # Type: face Default: ((t :underline t)) Face used to highlight the identifier being renamed. Renaming can be done using lsp-rename . lsp-file-watch-ignored-directories # Type: (repeat string) Default: ([/\\\\]\\.git\\' [/\\\\]\\.github\\' [/\\\\]\\.gitlab\\' [/\\\\]\\.circleci\\' [/\\\\]\\.hg\\' [/\\\\]\\.bzr\\' [/\\\\]_darcs\\' [/\\\\]\\.svn\\' [/\\\\]_FOSSIL_\\' [/\\\\]\\.idea\\' [/\\\\]\\.ensime_cache\\' [/\\\\]\\.eunit\\' [/\\\\]node_modules [/\\\\]\\.yarn\\' [/\\\\]\\.fslckout\\' [/\\\\]\\.tox\\' [/\\\\]\\.nox\\' [/\\\\]dist\\' [/\\\\]dist-newstyle\\' [/\\\\]\\.stack-work\\' [/\\\\]\\.bloop\\' [/\\\\]\\.metals\\' [/\\\\]target\\' [/\\\\]\\.ccls-cache\\' [/\\\\]\\.vscode\\' [/\\\\]\\.venv\\' [/\\\\]\\.mypy_cache\\' [/\\\\]\\.pytest_cache\\' [/\\\\]\\.build\\' [/\\\\]__pycache__\\' [/\\\\]\\.deps\\' [/\\\\]build-aux\\' [/\\\\]autom4te.cache\\' [/\\\\]\\.reference\\' [/\\\\]bazel-[^/\\\\]+\\' [/\\\\]\\.meta\\' [/\\\\]Library\\' [/\\\\]\\.lsp\\' [/\\\\]\\.clj-kondo\\' [/\\\\]\\.shadow-cljs\\' [/\\\\]\\.babel_cache\\' [/\\\\]\\.cpcache\\' [/\\\\]\\checkouts\\' [/\\\\]\\.gradle\\' [/\\\\]\\.m2\\' [/\\\\]bin/Debug\\' [/\\\\]obj\\' [/\\\\]_opam\\' [/\\\\]_build\\' [/\\\\]\\.elixir_ls\\' [/\\\\]\\.elixir-tools\\' [/\\\\]\\.terraform\\' [/\\\\]\\.terragrunt-cache\\' [/\\\\]\\.direnv\\') List of regexps matching directory paths which won`t be monitored when creating file watches. Customization of this variable is only honored at the global level or at a root of an lsp workspace. lsp-file-watch-ignored-files # Type: (repeat string) Default: ([/\\\\]flycheck_[^/\\\\]+\\' [/\\\\]\\.#[^/\\\\]+\\' [/\\\\][^/\\\\]+~\\') List of regexps matching files for which change events will not be sent to the server. This setting has no impact on whether a file-watch is created for a directory; it merely prevents notifications pertaining to matched files from being sent to the server. To prevent a file-watch from being created for a directory, customize lsp-file-watch-ignored-directories Customization of this variable is only honored at the global level or at a root of an lsp workspace. lsp-file-watch-threshold # Type: number Default: 1000 Show warning if the files to watch are more than. Set to nil to disable the warning. lsp-folding-line-folding-only # Type: boolean Default: nil If non-nil, only fold complete lines. lsp-folding-range-limit # Type: (choice (const :tag No limit. nil) (integer :tag Number of lines.)) Default: nil The maximum number of folding ranges to receive from the language server. lsp-guess-root-without-session # Type: boolean Default: nil Ignore the session file when calculating the project root. You almost always want to set lsp-auto-guess-root too. Do not use this setting unless you are familiar with lsp-mode internals and you are sure that all of your projects are following projectile / project.el conventions. lsp-gunzip-script # Type: string Default: (closure (view-inhibit-help-message lsp-help-mode-abbrev-table lsp-help-mode-syntax-table eldoc-documentation-default cl-struct-lsp--log-entry-tags cl-struct-lsp-session-tags cl-struct-lsp--workspace-tags cl-struct-lsp--registered-capability-tags lsp-mode-menu cl-struct-lsp--folding-range-tags cl-struct-lsp-watch-tags cl-struct-lsp--client-tags lsp--log-lines company-minimum-prefix-length dap-ui-menu-items dap-auto-configure-mode yas-also-auto-indent-first-line yas-wrap-around-region yas-indent-line yas-inhibit-overlay-modification-protection t) nil (cond ((executable-find gzip) lsp-ext-gunzip-script) (t nil))) The script to decompress a gzipped file. Should be a format string with one argument for the file to be decompressed in place. lsp-idle-delay # Type: number Default: 0.5 Debounce interval for after-change-functions . lsp-inlay-hint-enable # Type: boolean Default: nil If non-nil it will enable inlay hints. lsp-inlay-hint-face # Type: face Default: ((t :inherit font-lock-comment-face)) The face to use for the JavaScript inlays. lsp-inlay-hint-param-format # Type: (string :tag String) Default: %s Format string for parameter inlays (part of the inlay face). lsp-inlay-hint-parameter-face # Type: face Default: ((t :inherit lsp-inlay-hint-face)) Face for inlay parameter hints (e.g. function parameter names at call-site). lsp-inlay-hint-type-face # Type: face Default: ((t :inherit lsp-inlay-hint-face)) Face for inlay type hints (e.g. inferred variable types). lsp-inlay-hint-type-format # Type: (string :tag String) Default: %s Format string for variable inlays (part of the inlay face). lsp-insert-final-newline # Type: boolean Default: t Insert a newline character at the end of the file if one does not exist. lsp-installation-buffer-face # Type: face Default: ((t :foreground green)) Face used for installation buffers still in progress. Used in lsp-select-installation-buffer . lsp-installation-finished-buffer-face # Type: face Default: ((t :foreground orange)) Face used for finished installation buffers. Used in lsp-select-installation-buffer . lsp-io-messages-max # Type: (choice (const :tag Unlimited t) (integer :tag Messages)) Default: t Maximum number of messages that can be locked in a lsp-io buffer. lsp-keep-workspace-alive # Type: boolean Default: t If non nil keep workspace alive when the last workspace buffer is closed. lsp-keymap-prefix # Type: string Default: s-l LSP-mode keymap prefix. lsp-log-io # Type: boolean Default: nil If non-nil, log all messages from the language server to a lsp-log buffer. lsp-log-io-allowlist-methods # Type: (repeat string) Default: nil The methods to filter before print to lsp-log-io. lsp-log-max # Type: (choice (const :tag Disable nil) (integer :tag lines) (const :tag Unlimited t)) Default: 1000 Maximum number of lines to keep in the log buffer. If nil, disable message logging. If t, log messages but don`t truncate the buffer when it becomes large. lsp-on-change-hook # Type: hook Default: nil Hooks to run when buffer has changed. lsp-on-idle-hook # Type: hook Default: nil Hooks to run after lsp-idle-delay . lsp-overlay-document-color-char # Type: string Default: \u25a0 Display the char represent the document color in overlay lsp-progress-function # Type: (choice (const :tag Use modeline lsp-on-progress-modeline) (const :tag Legacy(uses either progress-reporter' or spinner' based on lsp-progress-via-spinner') lsp-on-progress-legacy) (const ignore :tag Ignore) (function :tag Other function))` Default: lsp-on-progress-modeline Function for handling the progress notifications. lsp-progress-prefix # Type: string Default: \u231b Progress prefix. lsp-progress-spinner-type # Type: (choice :tag Choose a spinner by name (const 3-line-clock) (const 2-line-clock) (const flipping-line) (const rotating-line) (const progress-bar) (const progress-bar-filled) (const vertical-breathing) (const vertical-rising) (const horizontal-breathing) (const horizontal-breathing-long) (const horizontal-moving) (const minibox) (const triangle) (const box-in-box) (const box-in-circle) (const half-circle) (const moon)) Default: progress-bar Holds the type of spinner to be used in the mode-line. Takes a value accepted by spinner-start . lsp-progress-via-spinner # Type: boolean Default: t If non-nil, display LSP $/progress reports via a spinner in the modeline. lsp-references-exclude-definition # Type: boolean Default: nil If non-nil, exclude declarations when finding references. lsp-rename-placeholder-face # Type: face Default: ((t :inherit font-lock-variable-name-face)) Face used to display the rename placeholder in. When calling lsp-rename interactively, this will be the face of the new name. lsp-rename-use-prepare # Type: boolean Default: t Whether lsp-rename should do a prepareRename first. For some language servers, textDocument/prepareRename might be too slow, in which case this variable may be set to nil. lsp-rename will then use thing-at-point symbol to determine the symbol to rename at point. lsp-request-while-no-input-may-block # Type: boolean Default: nil Have lsp-request-while-no-input block unless non-essential is t. lsp-response-timeout # Type: (choice (number :tag Seconds) (const :tag No timeout nil)) Default: 10 Number of seconds to wait for a response from the language server before timing out. Nil if no timeout. lsp-restart # Type: (choice (const interactive) (const auto-restart) (const ignore)) Default: interactive Defines how server-exited events must be handled. lsp-server-install-dir # Type: directory Default: ~/.emacs.d/.cache/lsp Directory in which the servers will be installed. lsp-server-trace # Type: (choice (const :tag Disabled off) (const :tag Messages only messages) (const :tag Verbose verbose) (const :tag Default (disabled) nil)) Default: nil Request tracing on the server side. The actual trace output at each level depends on the language server in use. Changes take effect only when a new session is started. lsp-session-file # Type: file Default: ~/.emacs.d/.lsp-session-v1 File where session information is stored. lsp-signature-auto-activate # Type: (repeat (choice (const :tag On trigger chars pressed. :on-trigger-char) (const :tag After selected completion. :after-completion) (const :tag When the server has sent show signature help. :on-server-request))) Default: (:on-trigger-char :on-server-request) Auto activate signature conditions. lsp-signature-cycle # Type: boolean Default: t Whether lsp-signature-next and prev should cycle. lsp-signature-doc-lines # Type: number Default: 20 If number, limit the number of lines to show in the docs. lsp-signature-face # Type: face Default: ((t :inherit lsp-details-face)) Used to display signatures in imenu , .... lsp-signature-function # Type: function Default: lsp-lv-message The function used for displaying signature info. It will be called with one param - the signature info. When called with nil the signature info must be cleared. lsp-signature-posframe # Type: face Default: ((t :inherit tooltip)) Background and foreground for lsp-signature-posframe . lsp-signature-render-documentation # Type: boolean Default: t Display signature documentation in eldoc . lsp-symbol-highlighting-skip-current # Type: boolean Default: nil If non-nil skip current symbol when setting symbol highlights. lsp-symbol-kinds # Type: (alist :key-type integer :value-type string) Default: ((1 . File) (2 . Module) (3 . Namespace) (4 . Package) (5 . Class) (6 . Method) (7 . Property) (8 . Field) (9 . Constructor) (10 . Enum) (11 . Interface) (12 . Function) (13 . Variable) (14 . Constant) (15 . String) (16 . Number) (17 . Boolean) (18 . Array) (19 . Object) (20 . Key) (21 . Null) (22 . Enum Member) (23 . Struct) (24 . Event) (25 . Operator) (26 . Type Parameter)) Alist mapping SymbolKinds to human-readable strings. Various Symbol objects in the LSP protocol have an integral type, specifying what they are. This alist maps such type integrals to readable representations of them. See https://microsoft.github.io/language-server-protocol/specifications/specification-current/ , namespace SymbolKind. lsp-tar-script # Type: string Default: (closure (view-inhibit-help-message lsp-help-mode-abbrev-table lsp-help-mode-syntax-table eldoc-documentation-default cl-struct-lsp--log-entry-tags cl-struct-lsp-session-tags cl-struct-lsp--workspace-tags cl-struct-lsp--registered-capability-tags lsp-mode-menu cl-struct-lsp--folding-range-tags cl-struct-lsp-watch-tags cl-struct-lsp--client-tags lsp--log-lines company-minimum-prefix-length dap-ui-menu-items dap-auto-configure-mode yas-also-auto-indent-first-line yas-wrap-around-region yas-indent-line yas-inhibit-overlay-modification-protection t) nil (cond ((executable-find tar) lsp-ext-tar-script) (t nil))) The script to decompress a .tar.gz file. 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At the end of this tutorial, Emacs should provide you with all the language-aware editor features you'd expect from a modern C++ IDE, such as Code completion Real-time syntax checking Code navigation (references/definitions/implementations/symbol search) Visual IDE debugger Document outline, breadcrumb and modeline widgets For all lsp-mode features, check here . Obtaining a language server # lsp-mode is a client-server application with Emacs acting as the client. In order for it to work, you have to install a separate language server that understands the specifics of your target language. As of late 2020, there are 2 production-ready language servers for C/C++ and Objective-C , clangd , and ccls with ccls 's precursor cquery being deprecated. For some of the language servers, lsp-mode ships with automatic installation scripts but there is no such script for installing a C/C++ language server due to their overall complexity. For this guide we will be using clangd but most of the steps here apply to ccls as well. lsp-mode is pre-configured and it will be able to find the language server automatically when it is installed on the host machine and it is present on the PATH . In case clangd is not present on the path clangd can be installed following their Getting Started instructions. Note: for Debian based system use https://apt.llvm.org/ Project setup # To understand your source code, clangd needs to know the compiler flags that are used to build the project. (This is just a fact of life in C++, source files are not self-contained). By default, clangd will assume your code is built as clang some_file.cc , and you\u2019ll probably get spurious errors about missing #include files, etc. There are a couple of ways to fix this. You may read about them in clangd installation or in https://sarcasm.github.io/notes/dev/compilation-database.html. In order to generate compile_commands.json for Emacs itself I have found that Bear works fine. sudo apt-get install bear Setup Emacs sources and dependencies: sudo apt-get install -y build-essential git autoconf texinfo libgnutls28-dev libxml2-dev libncurses5-dev libjansson-dev git clone git://git.sv.gnu.org/emacs.git cd emacs ./autogen.sh CFLAGS = \"-ggdb3 -O0\" CXXFLAGS = \"-ggdb3 -O0\" LDFLAGS = \"-ggdb3\" ./configure --with-modules --with-json bear -- make -j $( nproc ) Prefixing make -j$(nproc) with bear will generate the compile_commands.json which later will be used by clangd . CFLAGS=\"-ggdb3 -O0\" CXXFLAGS=\"-ggdb3 -O0\" LDFLAGS=\"-ggdb3\" will compile Emacs with debug symbols. lsp-mode configuration # Here is a bare-bones lsp-mode / dap-mode configuration template to get you started with your own lsp-mode config, or to try out in a separate one-off session. Please note that Emacs configuration frameworks such as Spacemacs or Doom Emacs often ship with lsp-mode settings of their own; should you be using such a framework, and find that lsp-mode doesn't behave as intended, please make sure to follow this tutorial from a clean starting point. in your config or you could run in separate session. ( require 'package ) ( add-to-list 'package-archives ' ( \"melpa\" . \"http://melpa.org/packages/\" ) t ) ( package-initialize ) ( setq package-selected-packages ' ( lsp-mode yasnippet lsp-treemacs helm-lsp projectile hydra flycheck company avy which-key helm-xref dap-mode )) ( when ( cl-find-if-not #' package-installed-p package-selected-packages ) ( package-refresh-contents ) ( mapc #' package-install package-selected-packages )) ;; sample `helm' configuration use https://github.com/emacs-helm/helm/ for details ( helm-mode ) ( require 'helm-xref ) ( define-key global-map [ remap find-file ] #' helm-find-files ) ( define-key global-map [ remap execute-extended-command ] #' helm-M-x ) ( define-key global-map [ remap switch-to-buffer ] #' helm-mini ) ( which-key-mode ) ( add-hook 'c-mode-hook 'lsp ) ( add-hook 'c++-mode-hook 'lsp ) ( setq gc-cons-threshold ( * 100 1024 1024 ) read-process-output-max ( * 1024 1024 ) treemacs-space-between-root-nodes nil company-idle-delay 0.0 company-minimum-prefix-length 1 lsp-idle-delay 0.1 ) ;; clangd is fast ( with-eval-after-load 'lsp-mode ( add-hook 'lsp-mode-hook #' lsp-enable-which-key-integration ) ( require 'dap-cpptools ) ( yas-global-mode )) Feature overview # And now it is time to start hacking on Emacs core! emacs ~/Sources/emacs/src/editfns.c Now, if everything was successful you will be asked to select a project root. Note: the project root is needed by the language server in order to know where to start the project discovery from. Typically, this is the git repository root but since exceptions to this rule have caused us a lot of trouble in the past (monorepos come to mind), lsp-mode by default asks the user to manually confirm the project root the first time a project is opened. Completion # By default, lsp-mode uses company-mode as its completion frontend. When present, company-mode will be auto-configured and it will just work. keybindings/ which-key integration # lsp-mode has smart (almost) complete mnemonic keybindings which auto-enable when a certain feature is supported by the server and when the corresponding Emacs package is installed. In addition, lsp-mode ships with which-key integration for better discoverability. By default, lsp-mode 's keybindings are available under s-l (Super-l), e. g. s-l h h will show documentation at point. You may change the default prefix by setting lsp-keymap-prefix . Mouse support # Yeah, lsp-mode supports mouse! Refactoring/Code actions # lsp-rename ( s-l r r ) - rename symbol/function at point. lsp-execute-code-action ( s-l a a ) - clangd is able to auto-correct some of the errors. Navigation # lsp-mode has integration with xref core package and in addition it has xref-find-definitions ( M-. and s-l g g ) - find definition(s) at point xref-find-references ( s-l g r ) - find references to the symbol at point helm-imenu - browse symbols in the current document helm-lsp-workspace-symbol - find symbol in current project helm-lsp-global-workspaces-symbol - find symbol in all projects lsp-treemacs-type-hierarchy - show type hierarchy Note: if you prefer ivy over helm you may check out lsp-ivy . lsp-treemacs # lsp-treemacs is a package providing integration with treemacs and an alternative tree-view visualization. Refer to the project's readme for further information. Help/Documentation # lsp-mode automatically enables eldoc-mode which will show hover information in the minibuffer. lsp-mode is showing only the one line signature info so if you want to see the full documentation at point you can use lsp-describe-thing-at-point . In addition to that you can also see signature help after pressing C-M-SPC or after pressing trigger char like ( . If there is more than one applicable signature due to function overloading, you may browse between the available candidates using M-n/M-p . may browse them via M-n/M-p Diagnostics # For on-the-fly errors lsp-mode is using flycheck ( flymake is also supported). It is configured automatically. In addition to standard flycheck features lsp-mode provides a project-wide error list via lsp-treemacs-errors-list . Debugging # Just like lsp-mode provides editing features through the editor-independent Language Server Protocol , its sister package dap-mode provides debugging features through the editor-independent Debug Adapter Protocol and language-specific debugging servers called debug adapters . front-end of the sister Debug Adapter Protocol . It is again client server like Language Sever Protocol . dap-mode provides all of the traditional debugger features - breakpoints(conditions, hit count, etc), threads, locals. Installation # dap-mode provides installation commands for most of the debug adapters. In this tutorial we will use the vscode-cpptools debug adapter. To install the adapter do M-x dap-cpptools-setup . Note: you should have gdb on path. Note: on linux you should install mono . Creating debug configuration # dap-mode introduces the notion of debug configuration and debug template. The debug configuration is the settings that are needed by the debug adapter to start the program to debug. Debug template is a template for such configuration which will be populated by the user or by dap-mode . There are two ways to manage debug configuration - using emacs lisp via dap-debug-edit-template and dap-register-debug-template . The second way is using launch.json . Put it in project root and dap-mode will pick it up. { \"version\" : \"0.2.0\" , \"configurations\" : [ { \"name\" : \"Debug Emacs\" , \"type\" : \"cppdbg\" , \"request\" : \"launch\" , \"program\" : \"${workspaceFolder}/src/emacs\" , \"args\" : [ \"-q\" ], \"stopAtEntry\" : false , \"cwd\" : \"${workspaceFolder}\" , \"environment\" : [], \"externalConsole\" : false , \"MIMode\" : \"gdb\" } ] } At this point, dap-mode does not provide the list of all available properties for each configuration. The full list can be found in package.json in /.emacs.d/.extension/vscode/cpptools/extension/package.json when dap-mode is using VScode package or debug adapter docs when not. Debugging # Start debugging via M-x dap-debug and select Debug Emacs from the list. . After pressing RET a fresh instance of Emacs will pop up. Then do M-x helm-lsp-workspace-symbol and type message3 . Go to that function and place a breakpoint. You could do that by clicking in the fringe or by doing M-x dap-breakpoint-toggle . Switch to the debugged instance and do M-: (message \"Hello, I am debugging Emacs core!\") RET .","title":"Configuring Emacs as a C/C++ IDE"},{"location":"tutorials/CPP-guide/#configuring-emacs-as-a-cc-ide","text":"In this guide, I will show you how to configure lsp-mode and dap-mode for C/C++ development, using GNU Emacs as an example code base. At the end of this tutorial, Emacs should provide you with all the language-aware editor features you'd expect from a modern C++ IDE, such as Code completion Real-time syntax checking Code navigation (references/definitions/implementations/symbol search) Visual IDE debugger Document outline, breadcrumb and modeline widgets For all lsp-mode features, check here .","title":"Configuring Emacs as a C/C++ IDE"},{"location":"tutorials/CPP-guide/#obtaining-a-language-server","text":"lsp-mode is a client-server application with Emacs acting as the client. In order for it to work, you have to install a separate language server that understands the specifics of your target language. As of late 2020, there are 2 production-ready language servers for C/C++ and Objective-C , clangd , and ccls with ccls 's precursor cquery being deprecated. For some of the language servers, lsp-mode ships with automatic installation scripts but there is no such script for installing a C/C++ language server due to their overall complexity. For this guide we will be using clangd but most of the steps here apply to ccls as well. lsp-mode is pre-configured and it will be able to find the language server automatically when it is installed on the host machine and it is present on the PATH . In case clangd is not present on the path clangd can be installed following their Getting Started instructions. Note: for Debian based system use https://apt.llvm.org/","title":"Obtaining a language server"},{"location":"tutorials/CPP-guide/#project-setup","text":"To understand your source code, clangd needs to know the compiler flags that are used to build the project. (This is just a fact of life in C++, source files are not self-contained). By default, clangd will assume your code is built as clang some_file.cc , and you\u2019ll probably get spurious errors about missing #include files, etc. There are a couple of ways to fix this. You may read about them in clangd installation or in https://sarcasm.github.io/notes/dev/compilation-database.html. In order to generate compile_commands.json for Emacs itself I have found that Bear works fine. sudo apt-get install bear Setup Emacs sources and dependencies: sudo apt-get install -y build-essential git autoconf texinfo libgnutls28-dev libxml2-dev libncurses5-dev libjansson-dev git clone git://git.sv.gnu.org/emacs.git cd emacs ./autogen.sh CFLAGS = \"-ggdb3 -O0\" CXXFLAGS = \"-ggdb3 -O0\" LDFLAGS = \"-ggdb3\" ./configure --with-modules --with-json bear -- make -j $( nproc ) Prefixing make -j$(nproc) with bear will generate the compile_commands.json which later will be used by clangd . CFLAGS=\"-ggdb3 -O0\" CXXFLAGS=\"-ggdb3 -O0\" LDFLAGS=\"-ggdb3\" will compile Emacs with debug symbols.","title":"Project setup"},{"location":"tutorials/CPP-guide/#lsp-mode-configuration","text":"Here is a bare-bones lsp-mode / dap-mode configuration template to get you started with your own lsp-mode config, or to try out in a separate one-off session. Please note that Emacs configuration frameworks such as Spacemacs or Doom Emacs often ship with lsp-mode settings of their own; should you be using such a framework, and find that lsp-mode doesn't behave as intended, please make sure to follow this tutorial from a clean starting point. in your config or you could run in separate session. ( require 'package ) ( add-to-list 'package-archives ' ( \"melpa\" . \"http://melpa.org/packages/\" ) t ) ( package-initialize ) ( setq package-selected-packages ' ( lsp-mode yasnippet lsp-treemacs helm-lsp projectile hydra flycheck company avy which-key helm-xref dap-mode )) ( when ( cl-find-if-not #' package-installed-p package-selected-packages ) ( package-refresh-contents ) ( mapc #' package-install package-selected-packages )) ;; sample `helm' configuration use https://github.com/emacs-helm/helm/ for details ( helm-mode ) ( require 'helm-xref ) ( define-key global-map [ remap find-file ] #' helm-find-files ) ( define-key global-map [ remap execute-extended-command ] #' helm-M-x ) ( define-key global-map [ remap switch-to-buffer ] #' helm-mini ) ( which-key-mode ) ( add-hook 'c-mode-hook 'lsp ) ( add-hook 'c++-mode-hook 'lsp ) ( setq gc-cons-threshold ( * 100 1024 1024 ) read-process-output-max ( * 1024 1024 ) treemacs-space-between-root-nodes nil company-idle-delay 0.0 company-minimum-prefix-length 1 lsp-idle-delay 0.1 ) ;; clangd is fast ( with-eval-after-load 'lsp-mode ( add-hook 'lsp-mode-hook #' lsp-enable-which-key-integration ) ( require 'dap-cpptools ) ( yas-global-mode ))","title":"lsp-mode configuration"},{"location":"tutorials/CPP-guide/#feature-overview","text":"And now it is time to start hacking on Emacs core! emacs ~/Sources/emacs/src/editfns.c Now, if everything was successful you will be asked to select a project root. Note: the project root is needed by the language server in order to know where to start the project discovery from. Typically, this is the git repository root but since exceptions to this rule have caused us a lot of trouble in the past (monorepos come to mind), lsp-mode by default asks the user to manually confirm the project root the first time a project is opened.","title":"Feature overview"},{"location":"tutorials/CPP-guide/#completion","text":"By default, lsp-mode uses company-mode as its completion frontend. When present, company-mode will be auto-configured and it will just work.","title":"Completion"},{"location":"tutorials/CPP-guide/#keybindingswhich-key-integration","text":"lsp-mode has smart (almost) complete mnemonic keybindings which auto-enable when a certain feature is supported by the server and when the corresponding Emacs package is installed. In addition, lsp-mode ships with which-key integration for better discoverability. By default, lsp-mode 's keybindings are available under s-l (Super-l), e. g. s-l h h will show documentation at point. You may change the default prefix by setting lsp-keymap-prefix .","title":"keybindings/which-key integration"},{"location":"tutorials/CPP-guide/#mouse-support","text":"Yeah, lsp-mode supports mouse!","title":"Mouse support"},{"location":"tutorials/CPP-guide/#refactoringcode-actions","text":"lsp-rename ( s-l r r ) - rename symbol/function at point. lsp-execute-code-action ( s-l a a ) - clangd is able to auto-correct some of the errors.","title":"Refactoring/Code actions"},{"location":"tutorials/CPP-guide/#navigation","text":"lsp-mode has integration with xref core package and in addition it has xref-find-definitions ( M-. and s-l g g ) - find definition(s) at point xref-find-references ( s-l g r ) - find references to the symbol at point helm-imenu - browse symbols in the current document helm-lsp-workspace-symbol - find symbol in current project helm-lsp-global-workspaces-symbol - find symbol in all projects lsp-treemacs-type-hierarchy - show type hierarchy Note: if you prefer ivy over helm you may check out lsp-ivy .","title":"Navigation"},{"location":"tutorials/CPP-guide/#lsp-treemacs","text":"lsp-treemacs is a package providing integration with treemacs and an alternative tree-view visualization. Refer to the project's readme for further information.","title":"lsp-treemacs"},{"location":"tutorials/CPP-guide/#helpdocumentation","text":"lsp-mode automatically enables eldoc-mode which will show hover information in the minibuffer. lsp-mode is showing only the one line signature info so if you want to see the full documentation at point you can use lsp-describe-thing-at-point . In addition to that you can also see signature help after pressing C-M-SPC or after pressing trigger char like ( . If there is more than one applicable signature due to function overloading, you may browse between the available candidates using M-n/M-p . may browse them via M-n/M-p","title":"Help/Documentation"},{"location":"tutorials/CPP-guide/#diagnostics","text":"For on-the-fly errors lsp-mode is using flycheck ( flymake is also supported). It is configured automatically. In addition to standard flycheck features lsp-mode provides a project-wide error list via lsp-treemacs-errors-list .","title":"Diagnostics"},{"location":"tutorials/CPP-guide/#debugging","text":"Just like lsp-mode provides editing features through the editor-independent Language Server Protocol , its sister package dap-mode provides debugging features through the editor-independent Debug Adapter Protocol and language-specific debugging servers called debug adapters . front-end of the sister Debug Adapter Protocol . It is again client server like Language Sever Protocol . dap-mode provides all of the traditional debugger features - breakpoints(conditions, hit count, etc), threads, locals.","title":"Debugging"},{"location":"tutorials/CPP-guide/#installation","text":"dap-mode provides installation commands for most of the debug adapters. In this tutorial we will use the vscode-cpptools debug adapter. To install the adapter do M-x dap-cpptools-setup . Note: you should have gdb on path. Note: on linux you should install mono .","title":"Installation"},{"location":"tutorials/CPP-guide/#creating-debug-configuration","text":"dap-mode introduces the notion of debug configuration and debug template. The debug configuration is the settings that are needed by the debug adapter to start the program to debug. Debug template is a template for such configuration which will be populated by the user or by dap-mode . There are two ways to manage debug configuration - using emacs lisp via dap-debug-edit-template and dap-register-debug-template . The second way is using launch.json . Put it in project root and dap-mode will pick it up. { \"version\" : \"0.2.0\" , \"configurations\" : [ { \"name\" : \"Debug Emacs\" , \"type\" : \"cppdbg\" , \"request\" : \"launch\" , \"program\" : \"${workspaceFolder}/src/emacs\" , \"args\" : [ \"-q\" ], \"stopAtEntry\" : false , \"cwd\" : \"${workspaceFolder}\" , \"environment\" : [], \"externalConsole\" : false , \"MIMode\" : \"gdb\" } ] } At this point, dap-mode does not provide the list of all available properties for each configuration. The full list can be found in package.json in /.emacs.d/.extension/vscode/cpptools/extension/package.json when dap-mode is using VScode package or debug adapter docs when not.","title":"Creating debug configuration"},{"location":"tutorials/CPP-guide/#debugging_1","text":"Start debugging via M-x dap-debug and select Debug Emacs from the list. . After pressing RET a fresh instance of Emacs will pop up. Then do M-x helm-lsp-workspace-symbol and type message3 . Go to that function and place a breakpoint. You could do that by clicking in the fringe or by doing M-x dap-breakpoint-toggle . Switch to the debugged instance and do M-: (message \"Hello, I am debugging Emacs core!\") RET .","title":"Debugging"},{"location":"tutorials/clojure-guide/","text":"Configuring Emacs as a Clojure IDE # Author: @ericdallo In this guide, I will show you how to configure Emacs to develop Clojure using: lsp-mode , which has many IDE features like completion , renaming , reference-searching , definition-finding , code lenses , code actions and many more. CIDER , the Emacs package most famous for enabling REPL-driven development with Clojure. Why should I try LSP for Clojure? # Coming from the Java world, when I started programming for Clojure in Emacs, it was odd to me that for almost everything you needed to do with Clojure, you needed a REPL running in your project , and if you changed anything in your project, you would need to reload the modified namespace/code to see the changes in the REPL. I also missed a lot of features popularized by Java IDEs, like cleaning unused imports, viewing the call hierarchy of a method/function, formatting code automatically, checking syntax in real-time, and using code actions that could, for example, add a missing import. Ever since I found clojure-lsp , which implements most of those features, I have been using it alongside CIDER without issues. While I really like CIDER and believe it is one of the best tools for Clojure development, you can complement it with clojure-lsp to make programming in Clojure even better. Once it is running (and you are plugged into the REPL), CIDER will provide many of the same features that clojure-lsp does, so you need to tell Emacs how to resolve conflicts, which features use from lsp-mode and which ones from CIDER . Therefore, if you want to have a more IDE-ish experience with Emacs, you should read this guide. Basic configuration # Here is a bare-bones lsp-mode configuration template to get you started with your own lsp-mode config, or to try out in a separate one-off session. Please note that Emacs configuration frameworks such as Spacemacs or Doom Emacs often ship with lsp-mode settings of their own; should you be using such a framework, and find that lsp-mode doesn't behave as intended, please make sure to follow this tutorial from a clean starting point. in your config or you could run in a separate session. ( require 'package ) ( add-to-list 'package-archives ' ( \"melpa\" . \"http://melpa.org/packages/\" ) t ) ( package-initialize ) ( setq package-selected-packages ' ( clojure-mode lsp-mode cider lsp-treemacs flycheck company )) ( when ( cl-find-if-not #' package-installed-p package-selected-packages ) ( package-refresh-contents ) ( mapc #' package-install package-selected-packages )) ( add-hook 'clojure-mode-hook 'lsp ) ( add-hook 'clojurescript-mode-hook 'lsp ) ( add-hook 'clojurec-mode-hook 'lsp ) ( setq gc-cons-threshold ( * 100 1024 1024 ) read-process-output-max ( * 1024 1024 ) treemacs-space-between-root-nodes nil company-minimum-prefix-length 1 ; lsp-enable-indentation nil ; uncomment to use cider indentation instead of lsp ; lsp-enable-completion-at-point nil ; uncomment to use cider completion instead of lsp ) For more detailed info on how to setup lsp-mode , check here . Installing the language server # lsp-mode is a client-server application with Emacs acting as the client. In order for it to work, you have to install a separate language server that understands the specifics of your target language. For Clojure, we will use clojure-lsp which as of 2022/10, is the only LSP server for Clojure, and has a lot of useful features that I will try to show in this guide. Via lsp-mode # lsp-mode ships with automatic installation scripts for some of the language servers and clojure-lsp is one of the supported servers, you can install it using M-x lsp-install-server RET clojure-lsp . After installed, lsp-mode will automatically initialize it when opening Clojure files. Manually # Check here for more information on how to build it manually. For a custom path, you can set the path of the server location with: ( setq lsp-clojure-custom-server-command ' ( \"bash\" \"-c\" \"/path/to/clojure-lsp\" )) LSP features # This guide will focus on the features of lsp-mode that are most relevant to Clojure development. You can view documentation of all features at the official lsp-mode site or clojure-lsp features section . Syntax check # It checks for errors and warnings on your code while you write it, it uses clj-kondo , another amazing library that lints Clojure code, in the back-end so it's not required to install clj-kondo since clojure-lsp will use it automatically. It will also check for public unused functions/variables which is something that, as far as I know, does not exist in any other Clojure library/package: Find definition/references # You can find a function definition with lsp-find-definition or find all the references to that symbol, variable or function with lsp-find-references or lsp-ui-peek-find-references if lsp-ui is available. Doom emacs users You may need to remove the lookup handlers conflict from `cider` and/or `clj-refactor` if you want to use this LSP feature. ( use-package! cider :after clojure-mode :config ( set-lookup-handlers! 'cider-mode nil )) ( use-package! clj-refactor :after clojure-mode :config ( set-lookup-handlers! 'clj-refactor-mode nil )) Spacemacs users - Add the `dap` layer to the `dotspacemacs/layers ()` section of your `.spacemacs` file (at the top of the file). - Require the corresponding module in the `dotspacemacs/user-config ()` section of your `.spacemacs` (at the bottom of the file). (In my case, I made it work with Chromium.) - Make sure the Chromium executable is correctly setup (see https://github.com/syl20bnr/spacemacs/issues/13614#issuecomment-1179478365) dotspacemacs/user-config () ... ;; Enable DAP debugging in ClojureScript. ;; Trying almost all options... ;; This one downloads OK. ( require 'dap-chrome ) ;; These two cannot be downloaded... ;; (require 'dap-firefox) ;; (require 'dap-node) ;; I'm not into trying this one... ;; (require 'dap-edge) Based on: https://emacs-lsp.github.io/lsp-mode/tutorials/debugging-clojure-script/ Completion # By default, lsp-mode uses company-mode as its completion front-end. When present, company-mode and enabled for lsp-mode , it will be auto-configured and it will just work using the completion items returned by the LSP server. clojure-lsp also has completion snippets, for more information check here . If you do not want LSP completion, It's possible to use cider completion instead with: ( setq lsp-enable-completion-at-point nil ) ; use cider completion See also CIDER code completion Code lens # LSP supports code lenses, actionable text snippets that a server may want to display in a client IDE. clojure-lsp uses it to show the reference count of a function/variable. They are enabled by default so you if you want to disable, disable lsp-lens-enable variable: Call hierarchy # This feature returns the call hierarchy of a function/method. As of now, clojure-lsp only supports returning the incoming-call hierarchy. It uses lsp-treemacs , which you should install to use this feature. Formatting # For LSP formatting, clojure-lsp use cljfmt with support for all known cljfmt settings. You can format a region with lsp-format-region or the entire buffer with lsp-format-buffer . Code actions # One of the most important features considered by me is the code actions feature provided by the server. they are refactoring actions that may change your code after applied, clojure-lsp some of the refactorings from below are suggested by the server depending where user cursor is, for example Add missing namespace where clojure-lsp will suggest adding a missing require: Refactorings # clojure-lsp also has a lot of refactorings, some of them can be automatically triggered by code actions like said above and others manually by user, one example of one of the most used by me is clean-ns , which will remove any unused requires and refers: Or rename which will rename the symbol at point and all usages/references: For more info on all available refactorings, check here . Conflict with clj-refactor when creating new files clj-refactor and clojure-lsp have a feature of add the namespace form for new created files, but they may conflict if both are enable, inserting duplicated namespace forms. To fix that, you need to choose which one you wants to use: To disable this feature on clj-refactor : ( setq cljr-add-ns-to-blank-clj-files nil ) ; disable clj-refactor adding ns to blank files or to disable on clojure-lsp : ;; on your .lsp/config.edn file { :auto-add-ns-to-new-files? false } Hover # This feature shows the function/var signature on minibuffer about the symbol at cursor, it's a really useful feature which avoid the need to find definition all the time to check its signature, arity documentation or even clojuredocs for clojure core vars. Conflict with CIDER clojure-lsp and CIDER have this same feature where it uses eldoc to show the signature on minibuffer and you should choose which one you want enabled during your development. Both work similar but remember that LSP doesn't need the REPL plugged in to work. To disable this feature on CIDER : ( setq cider-eldoc-display-for-symbol-at-point nil ) ; disable cider showing eldoc during symbol at point or to disable on clojure-lsp : ( setq lsp-eldoc-enable-hover nil ) ; disable lsp-mode showing eldoc during symbol at point Semantic tokens # Another feature introduced in LSP 3.16, is semantic tokens , which consists of the LSP server return to client the tokens and what they mean, with that, lsp-mode can color the tokens according to their meaning on the code: semantic-tokens OFF semantic-tokens ON CIDER code evaluated Performance # For the first time clojure-lsp starts in your project, it will scan all jar dependencies and source code, this can take a while depending on your project size, after started, it should be really fast and for the next time, it will use its cache and you may not notice any performance issues. Server settings # clojure-lsp has a lot of settings for improving your development experience, make sure to check it out the settings section. For an example configuration, check here . CIDER integration # We suggest using both cider and lsp-mode for Clojure development. I rely on cider to use its REPL, evaluate expressions, run tests, and more. You can execute M-x cider-jack-in to start the REPL. See also # Debugging Clojurescript Tutorial","title":"Configuring Emacs as a Clojure IDE"},{"location":"tutorials/clojure-guide/#configuring-emacs-as-a-clojure-ide","text":"Author: @ericdallo In this guide, I will show you how to configure Emacs to develop Clojure using: lsp-mode , which has many IDE features like completion , renaming , reference-searching , definition-finding , code lenses , code actions and many more. CIDER , the Emacs package most famous for enabling REPL-driven development with Clojure.","title":"Configuring Emacs as a Clojure IDE"},{"location":"tutorials/clojure-guide/#why-should-i-try-lsp-for-clojure","text":"Coming from the Java world, when I started programming for Clojure in Emacs, it was odd to me that for almost everything you needed to do with Clojure, you needed a REPL running in your project , and if you changed anything in your project, you would need to reload the modified namespace/code to see the changes in the REPL. I also missed a lot of features popularized by Java IDEs, like cleaning unused imports, viewing the call hierarchy of a method/function, formatting code automatically, checking syntax in real-time, and using code actions that could, for example, add a missing import. Ever since I found clojure-lsp , which implements most of those features, I have been using it alongside CIDER without issues. While I really like CIDER and believe it is one of the best tools for Clojure development, you can complement it with clojure-lsp to make programming in Clojure even better. Once it is running (and you are plugged into the REPL), CIDER will provide many of the same features that clojure-lsp does, so you need to tell Emacs how to resolve conflicts, which features use from lsp-mode and which ones from CIDER . Therefore, if you want to have a more IDE-ish experience with Emacs, you should read this guide.","title":"Why should I try LSP for Clojure?"},{"location":"tutorials/clojure-guide/#basic-configuration","text":"Here is a bare-bones lsp-mode configuration template to get you started with your own lsp-mode config, or to try out in a separate one-off session. Please note that Emacs configuration frameworks such as Spacemacs or Doom Emacs often ship with lsp-mode settings of their own; should you be using such a framework, and find that lsp-mode doesn't behave as intended, please make sure to follow this tutorial from a clean starting point. in your config or you could run in a separate session. ( require 'package ) ( add-to-list 'package-archives ' ( \"melpa\" . \"http://melpa.org/packages/\" ) t ) ( package-initialize ) ( setq package-selected-packages ' ( clojure-mode lsp-mode cider lsp-treemacs flycheck company )) ( when ( cl-find-if-not #' package-installed-p package-selected-packages ) ( package-refresh-contents ) ( mapc #' package-install package-selected-packages )) ( add-hook 'clojure-mode-hook 'lsp ) ( add-hook 'clojurescript-mode-hook 'lsp ) ( add-hook 'clojurec-mode-hook 'lsp ) ( setq gc-cons-threshold ( * 100 1024 1024 ) read-process-output-max ( * 1024 1024 ) treemacs-space-between-root-nodes nil company-minimum-prefix-length 1 ; lsp-enable-indentation nil ; uncomment to use cider indentation instead of lsp ; lsp-enable-completion-at-point nil ; uncomment to use cider completion instead of lsp ) For more detailed info on how to setup lsp-mode , check here .","title":"Basic configuration"},{"location":"tutorials/clojure-guide/#installing-the-language-server","text":"lsp-mode is a client-server application with Emacs acting as the client. In order for it to work, you have to install a separate language server that understands the specifics of your target language. For Clojure, we will use clojure-lsp which as of 2022/10, is the only LSP server for Clojure, and has a lot of useful features that I will try to show in this guide.","title":"Installing the language server"},{"location":"tutorials/clojure-guide/#via-lsp-mode","text":"lsp-mode ships with automatic installation scripts for some of the language servers and clojure-lsp is one of the supported servers, you can install it using M-x lsp-install-server RET clojure-lsp . After installed, lsp-mode will automatically initialize it when opening Clojure files.","title":"Via lsp-mode"},{"location":"tutorials/clojure-guide/#manually","text":"Check here for more information on how to build it manually. For a custom path, you can set the path of the server location with: ( setq lsp-clojure-custom-server-command ' ( \"bash\" \"-c\" \"/path/to/clojure-lsp\" ))","title":"Manually"},{"location":"tutorials/clojure-guide/#lsp-features","text":"This guide will focus on the features of lsp-mode that are most relevant to Clojure development. You can view documentation of all features at the official lsp-mode site or clojure-lsp features section .","title":"LSP features"},{"location":"tutorials/clojure-guide/#syntax-check","text":"It checks for errors and warnings on your code while you write it, it uses clj-kondo , another amazing library that lints Clojure code, in the back-end so it's not required to install clj-kondo since clojure-lsp will use it automatically. It will also check for public unused functions/variables which is something that, as far as I know, does not exist in any other Clojure library/package:","title":"Syntax check"},{"location":"tutorials/clojure-guide/#find-definitionreferences","text":"You can find a function definition with lsp-find-definition or find all the references to that symbol, variable or function with lsp-find-references or lsp-ui-peek-find-references if lsp-ui is available. Doom emacs users You may need to remove the lookup handlers conflict from `cider` and/or `clj-refactor` if you want to use this LSP feature. ( use-package! cider :after clojure-mode :config ( set-lookup-handlers! 'cider-mode nil )) ( use-package! clj-refactor :after clojure-mode :config ( set-lookup-handlers! 'clj-refactor-mode nil )) Spacemacs users - Add the `dap` layer to the `dotspacemacs/layers ()` section of your `.spacemacs` file (at the top of the file). - Require the corresponding module in the `dotspacemacs/user-config ()` section of your `.spacemacs` (at the bottom of the file). (In my case, I made it work with Chromium.) - Make sure the Chromium executable is correctly setup (see https://github.com/syl20bnr/spacemacs/issues/13614#issuecomment-1179478365) dotspacemacs/user-config () ... ;; Enable DAP debugging in ClojureScript. ;; Trying almost all options... ;; This one downloads OK. ( require 'dap-chrome ) ;; These two cannot be downloaded... ;; (require 'dap-firefox) ;; (require 'dap-node) ;; I'm not into trying this one... ;; (require 'dap-edge) Based on: https://emacs-lsp.github.io/lsp-mode/tutorials/debugging-clojure-script/","title":"Find definition/references"},{"location":"tutorials/clojure-guide/#completion","text":"By default, lsp-mode uses company-mode as its completion front-end. When present, company-mode and enabled for lsp-mode , it will be auto-configured and it will just work using the completion items returned by the LSP server. clojure-lsp also has completion snippets, for more information check here . If you do not want LSP completion, It's possible to use cider completion instead with: ( setq lsp-enable-completion-at-point nil ) ; use cider completion See also CIDER code completion","title":"Completion"},{"location":"tutorials/clojure-guide/#code-lens","text":"LSP supports code lenses, actionable text snippets that a server may want to display in a client IDE. clojure-lsp uses it to show the reference count of a function/variable. They are enabled by default so you if you want to disable, disable lsp-lens-enable variable:","title":"Code lens"},{"location":"tutorials/clojure-guide/#call-hierarchy","text":"This feature returns the call hierarchy of a function/method. As of now, clojure-lsp only supports returning the incoming-call hierarchy. It uses lsp-treemacs , which you should install to use this feature.","title":"Call hierarchy"},{"location":"tutorials/clojure-guide/#formatting","text":"For LSP formatting, clojure-lsp use cljfmt with support for all known cljfmt settings. You can format a region with lsp-format-region or the entire buffer with lsp-format-buffer .","title":"Formatting"},{"location":"tutorials/clojure-guide/#code-actions","text":"One of the most important features considered by me is the code actions feature provided by the server. they are refactoring actions that may change your code after applied, clojure-lsp some of the refactorings from below are suggested by the server depending where user cursor is, for example Add missing namespace where clojure-lsp will suggest adding a missing require:","title":"Code actions"},{"location":"tutorials/clojure-guide/#refactorings","text":"clojure-lsp also has a lot of refactorings, some of them can be automatically triggered by code actions like said above and others manually by user, one example of one of the most used by me is clean-ns , which will remove any unused requires and refers: Or rename which will rename the symbol at point and all usages/references: For more info on all available refactorings, check here . Conflict with clj-refactor when creating new files clj-refactor and clojure-lsp have a feature of add the namespace form for new created files, but they may conflict if both are enable, inserting duplicated namespace forms. To fix that, you need to choose which one you wants to use: To disable this feature on clj-refactor : ( setq cljr-add-ns-to-blank-clj-files nil ) ; disable clj-refactor adding ns to blank files or to disable on clojure-lsp : ;; on your .lsp/config.edn file { :auto-add-ns-to-new-files? false }","title":"Refactorings"},{"location":"tutorials/clojure-guide/#hover","text":"This feature shows the function/var signature on minibuffer about the symbol at cursor, it's a really useful feature which avoid the need to find definition all the time to check its signature, arity documentation or even clojuredocs for clojure core vars. Conflict with CIDER clojure-lsp and CIDER have this same feature where it uses eldoc to show the signature on minibuffer and you should choose which one you want enabled during your development. Both work similar but remember that LSP doesn't need the REPL plugged in to work. To disable this feature on CIDER : ( setq cider-eldoc-display-for-symbol-at-point nil ) ; disable cider showing eldoc during symbol at point or to disable on clojure-lsp : ( setq lsp-eldoc-enable-hover nil ) ; disable lsp-mode showing eldoc during symbol at point","title":"Hover"},{"location":"tutorials/clojure-guide/#semantic-tokens","text":"Another feature introduced in LSP 3.16, is semantic tokens , which consists of the LSP server return to client the tokens and what they mean, with that, lsp-mode can color the tokens according to their meaning on the code: semantic-tokens OFF semantic-tokens ON CIDER code evaluated","title":"Semantic tokens"},{"location":"tutorials/clojure-guide/#performance","text":"For the first time clojure-lsp starts in your project, it will scan all jar dependencies and source code, this can take a while depending on your project size, after started, it should be really fast and for the next time, it will use its cache and you may not notice any performance issues.","title":"Performance"},{"location":"tutorials/clojure-guide/#server-settings","text":"clojure-lsp has a lot of settings for improving your development experience, make sure to check it out the settings section. For an example configuration, check here .","title":"Server settings"},{"location":"tutorials/clojure-guide/#cider-integration","text":"We suggest using both cider and lsp-mode for Clojure development. I rely on cider to use its REPL, evaluate expressions, run tests, and more. You can execute M-x cider-jack-in to start the REPL.","title":"CIDER integration"},{"location":"tutorials/clojure-guide/#see-also","text":"Debugging Clojurescript Tutorial","title":"See also"},{"location":"tutorials/crystal-guide/","text":"Configuring Emacs as a Crystal IDE # Author: @lanjoni In this guide, I'll show you how to configure lsp-mode for Crystal development, using GNU Emacs . By the end of this tutorial you will be able to use the code editor and all its features for Crystal so far. For all lsp-mode features, check here . Installing the language server # lsp-mode is a client-server application with Emacs acting as the client. In order for it to work, you have to install a separate language server that understands the specifics of your target language. For Crystal, we will be using crystalline , which is currently the only LSP server for Crystal that is still receiving updates and community support. Previously, scry was used as an LSP server. Via lsp-mode # lsp-mode ships with automatic installation scripts for some of the language servers and crystal-lsp is one of the supported servers, you can install it using M-x lsp-install-server RET crystal-lsp . After installed, lsp-mode will automatically initialize it when opening Crystal files. Manually # To install manually first make sure the binary is already in your PATH. You can download an already compiled version or compile from the original code with Crystal. Check here for more information on how to build it manually. After installed, you can add in your settings the definitions to use Crystalline with lsp-mode by default with: ( with-eval-after-load 'lsp-mode ( add-to-list 'lsp-language-id-configuration ' ( crystal-mode . \"crystal\" )) ( lsp-register-client ( make-lsp-client :new-connection ( lsp-stdio-connection ' ( \"crystalline\" )) :activation-fn ( lsp-activate-on \"crystal\" ) :priority '1 :server-id 'crystalline ))) For a custom path, you can set the path of the server location with: ( setq lsp-crystal-custom-server-command ' ( \"bash\" \"-c\" \"/path/to/crystal-lsp\" )) LSP features # This guide will focus on the features of lsp-mode that are most relevant to Crystal development. You can view documentation of all features at the official lsp-mode site or crystalline features section . Syntax check # This automatically checks your code for errors and warnings as you write it. There is syntax checking, functions/variables that are not used or do not exist, among other types of checks. Formatting # For code formatting, crystal-lsp together with Crystalline provide code formatting following the respective code conventions (coding style) of the Crystal programming language. Performance # The first time crystal-lsp starts your project, it will scan all the settings in your shard.yml file, which may take a while depending on the size of your project. See also # Crystal Book","title":"Configuring Emacs as a Crystal IDE"},{"location":"tutorials/crystal-guide/#configuring-emacs-as-a-crystal-ide","text":"Author: @lanjoni In this guide, I'll show you how to configure lsp-mode for Crystal development, using GNU Emacs . By the end of this tutorial you will be able to use the code editor and all its features for Crystal so far. For all lsp-mode features, check here .","title":"Configuring Emacs as a Crystal IDE"},{"location":"tutorials/crystal-guide/#installing-the-language-server","text":"lsp-mode is a client-server application with Emacs acting as the client. 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Check here for more information on how to build it manually. After installed, you can add in your settings the definitions to use Crystalline with lsp-mode by default with: ( with-eval-after-load 'lsp-mode ( add-to-list 'lsp-language-id-configuration ' ( crystal-mode . \"crystal\" )) ( lsp-register-client ( make-lsp-client :new-connection ( lsp-stdio-connection ' ( \"crystalline\" )) :activation-fn ( lsp-activate-on \"crystal\" ) :priority '1 :server-id 'crystalline ))) For a custom path, you can set the path of the server location with: ( setq lsp-crystal-custom-server-command ' ( \"bash\" \"-c\" \"/path/to/crystal-lsp\" ))","title":"Manually"},{"location":"tutorials/crystal-guide/#lsp-features","text":"This guide will focus on the features of lsp-mode that are most relevant to Crystal development. 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For general overview of Clojure features check Clojure Guide . Requirements # Emacs 26.1 or Emacs 27.1+ (recommended) node.js (v6.0.0+, most recent version preferred) npm (comes bundled with node.js) or yarn Java SDK (Version 8+, Hotspot) Google Chrome browser Sample minimal configuration # Here it is sample configuration based on the basic configuration in Clojure Guide . ( require 'package ) ( add-to-list 'package-archives ' ( \"melpa\" . \"http://melpa.org/packages/\" ) t ) ( package-initialize ) ( setq package-selected-packages ' ( clojure-mode lsp-mode cider lsp-treemacs flycheck company dap-mode )) ( when ( cl-find-if-not #' package-installed-p package-selected-packages ) ( package-refresh-contents ) ( mapc #' package-install package-selected-packages )) ( add-hook 'clojure-mode-hook 'lsp ) ( add-hook 'clojurescript-mode-hook 'lsp ) ( add-hook 'clojurec-mode-hook 'lsp ) ( setq gc-cons-threshold ( * 100 1024 1024 ) read-process-output-max ( * 1024 1024 ) treemacs-space-between-root-nodes nil company-minimum-prefix-length 1 lsp-lens-enable t lsp-signature-auto-activate nil ) ( with-eval-after-load 'dap-mode ( require 'dap-chrome )) Project creation # For this recipe, we will use shadow-cljs . 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Add the following content: ( ns dap.frontend.app ) ( defn sum [ a b ] ( + a b )) ( defn init [] ( sum 1 2 ) ( println \"Hello World\" )) Inside the shadow-cljs.edn :builds section add { ... :builds { :frontend { :target :browser :modules { :main { :init-fn dap.frontend.app/init }} }}} This config tells the compiler to call (dap.frontend.app/init) when the generated JS code is loaded. Since no :output-dir is configured the default public/js is used. You can start the development process by running: $ npx shadow-cljs watch frontend ... a few moments later ... ... [ :frontend ] Build completed. ( 134 files, 35 compiled, 0 warnings, 5 .80s ) Once the config is saved the server will automatically start and serve the content at http://localhost:8080. There is no need to restart shadow-cljs. When opening the above URL the Browser Console should show \"Hello World\". Debugging # The first step is install Google Chrome Debug Adapter via M-x dap-chrome-setup . This is one time operation. Then create file launch.json with the following content: { \"version\" : \"0.2.0\" , \"configurations\" : [ { \"type\" : \"chrome\" , \"request\" : \"launch\" , \"name\" : \"DAP clojurescript\" , \"url\" : \"http://localhost:8080\" , \"sourceMaps\" : true , \"webRoot\" : \"${workspaceFolder}\" , \"sourceMapPathOverrides\" : { \"*\" : \"${workspaceFolder}/src/main/*\" } } ] } Then open app.cljs and place some breakpoints either by clicking in the fringe or by doing M-x dap-breakpoint-toggle . After doing that, you can do M-x dap-debug and select DAP clojurescript . In case you intend to use Chromium, and you get a Error processing \"launch\": Error: Can't find Chrome - install it or set the \"runtimeExecutable\" field in the launch config , just add the full path to your Chromium executable. For instance, in a Debian system, it would be /usr/bin/chromium . 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[ :frontend ] Build completed. ( 134 files, 35 compiled, 0 warnings, 5 .80s ) Once the config is saved the server will automatically start and serve the content at http://localhost:8080. There is no need to restart shadow-cljs. When opening the above URL the Browser Console should show \"Hello World\".","title":"Emacs"},{"location":"tutorials/debugging-clojure-script/#debugging","text":"The first step is install Google Chrome Debug Adapter via M-x dap-chrome-setup . This is one time operation. Then create file launch.json with the following content: { \"version\" : \"0.2.0\" , \"configurations\" : [ { \"type\" : \"chrome\" , \"request\" : \"launch\" , \"name\" : \"DAP clojurescript\" , \"url\" : \"http://localhost:8080\" , \"sourceMaps\" : true , \"webRoot\" : \"${workspaceFolder}\" , \"sourceMapPathOverrides\" : { \"*\" : \"${workspaceFolder}/src/main/*\" } } ] } Then open app.cljs and place some breakpoints either by clicking in the fringe or by doing M-x dap-breakpoint-toggle . 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Features # Most of the lsp-mode and dap-mode features, but with the ability to use containerized environments. Note: some of the features may yet to be tested, so any help finding and fixing any bugs in them is highly appreciated! Components: Language Server / LSP support # You can use manually built containers or images hosting language server(s), just follow a few simple rules (shown below). Note: this info is based on the readme in the original project, take a look at lsp-docker for additional info. Building a container (or an image): # You have 2 constraints: A language server must be launched in stdio mode (other types of communication are yet to be supported). A docker container (only container subtype, see the configuration below) must have your language server as an entrypoint (basically you have to be able to launch it with docker start -i <container_name> as it is launched this way with lsp-docker ). When you have sucessfully built a language server, you have to register it with either a configuration file or a .dir-locals file. Registering a language server using a persistent configuration file: # A configuration file is a yaml file that is named .lsp-docker.yml or .lsp-docker.yaml and looks generally like this: lsp : server : type : docker subtype : container # Or image. container subtype means launching an existing container # image subtype means creating a new container each time from a specified image name : not-significant-but-unique-name # Must be unique across all language servers server : server-id-of-the-base-server # Server id of a registered server (by lsp-mode) launch_command : \"launch command with arguments\" # Launch command of the language server # (selected by a server id specified above) in stdio mode # Note: launch_command is not used with container subtype servers # as a command is embedded in a container itself and serves as an entrypoint mappings : - source : \"/your/host/source/path\" destination : \"/your/local/path/inside/a/container\" Registering a language server using a .dir-locals file: # Just refer to the source code and general conventions of using .dir-locals. The variable you need is lsp-docker-persistent-default-config, its content is merged with the lsp section from a configuration file (if present). Components: Debugger / DAP # Note: this info is based on the readme in the original project, take a look at dap-mode for additional info. Configure it either with a .dir-locals file or drop an .lsp-docker.yml configuration file (use lsp-docker for general reference). Basically you have one function dap-docker-register that performs all the heavy lifting (finding the original debug template, patching it, registering a debug provider e.t.c). This function examines a configuration file or falls back to the default configuration (which can be patched using the .dir-locals approach, take a note that the default configuration doesn\u2019t provide any sane defaults for debugging) and then operates on the combination of the two. This mechanism is the same as in lsp-docker . Note: currently you cannot use this mode when using a network connection to connect to debuggers (this part is yet to be implemented). Still want to talk to debuggers over network? In order to do so you have to look at the launch-args patching done by dap-docker--dockerize-start-file-args , you have to somehow assign nil to dap-server-path before it is passed further into session creation. If you want to stick to a configuration file, take a look at the example below: lsp : server : # 'lsp-docker' fields mappings : - source : \"/your/host/source/path\" # used both by 'lsp-docker' and 'dap-docker' destination : \"/your/local/path/inside/a/container\" # used both by 'lsp-docker' and 'dap-docker' debug : type : docker # only docker is supported subtype : image # or 'container' name : <docker image or container that has the debugger in> # you can omit this field # in this case the 'lsp-docker' ('server' section) image name is used enabled : true # you can explicitly disable 'dap-docker' by using 'false' provider : <your default language debug provider, double quoted string> template : <your default language debug template, double quoted string> launch_command : <an explicit command if you want to override a default one provided by the debug provider> # e.g. if you have installed a debug server in a different directory, not used with 'container' subtype debuggers Examples # Let's develop and debug a simple Ruby application (that uses bundler nonetheless). In the project folder we have at least the actual code and Gemfile with Gemfile.lock . First of all we have to build the images and containers. Let's stick with an image for a language server and a container for debugging. In order to have LSP support in Ruby we have to place solargraph in Gemfile . Building: Language Server # So it is easy to use something like this as a Dockerfile for a language server (using debian-slim as a base image, but it is a matter of personal taste): FROM ruby:3.1.1-slim-bullseye as app # What if your gems use native extensions? RUN apt-get update && apt-get install -y --no-install-recommends \\ build-essential \\ && rm -rf /var/lib/apt/lists/* # You may decide not to create a user, it is ok to delete these lines RUN addgroup --gid 1000 user && \\ adduser --disabled-password --gecos '' --uid 1000 --gid 1000 user # Just an appropriate folder, a matter of taste again RUN mkdir /app && chown user:user /app WORKDIR /app # Install all the gems, INCLUDING the language server COPY Gemfile Gemfile.lock ./ RUN bundle install # Use the created user, remove this line if you deleted the user creation lines USER user You may build it with something like this docker build -t lsp-docker-ruby-server . while you are in the project folder. Building: Debugger # With a debugger it is a bit more complicated: first of all you need node to run the DAP server (as it is a VSCode extension) and second you need to place the extension into the container. You can download the extension (take the latest version) from the VSCode marketplace and place it in your project folder ( vspackage.zip for convenience). In this case your Dockerfile may look like this: FROM ruby:3.1.1-slim-bullseye as app RUN apt-get update && apt-get install -y --no-install-recommends \\ build-essential \\ nodejs \\ unzip \\ && rm -rf /var/lib/apt/lists/* # Create a folder for the debugger RUN mkdir /debugger WORKDIR /debugger COPY vspackage.zip . RUN unzip vspackage.zip -d . RUN addgroup --gid 1000 user && \\ adduser --disabled-password --gecos '' --uid 1000 --gid 1000 user RUN mkdir /app && chown user:user /app WORKDIR /app COPY Gemfile Gemfile.lock ./ RUN bundle install USER user Again you may build it with something like this docker build -t dap-docker-ruby-server . while you are in the project folder. But as we decided to stick with a container for the debugger, we need to create one! It is easy (but take note that we have to specify the folder mappings when creating a container! ): docker create -i -v `pwd`:/app -w /app --name dap-docker-ruby-server dap-docker-ruby-server node /debugger/extension/dist/debugger/main.js . Configuration # Lets use a yaml persistent configuration, we may use something like this (in .lsp-docker.yml in the project folder): lsp : server : type : docker subtype : image name : lsp-docker-ruby-server server : ruby-ls launch_command : \"bundle exec solargraph stdio\" mappings : - source : \".\" destination : \"/app\" debug : type : docker subtype : container name : dap-docker-ruby-server enabled : true provider : \"Ruby\" template : \"Ruby::Run\" launch_command : \"node /debugger/extension/dist/debugger/main.js\" # It is meaningless as we use a container, but still Next we have to register both language server and debugger when the project is opened in Emacs: use lsp-docker-register and dap-docker-register interactive functions. If everything is fine you may launch a language server by a simple lsp invocation and DAP by dap-debug and selecting a dockerized debug template.","title":"Docker integration"},{"location":"tutorials/docker-integration/#docker-integration","text":"Author: @factyy","title":"Docker integration"},{"location":"tutorials/docker-integration/#reason","text":"You can use docker-wrapped both the language server and debugger and connect to them using LSP/DAP. Imagine that you have a short-time project (or a sideproject) and you don't want to bring any software packages to your local machine. Now it is simple: wrap the language server and debugger you need in docker and use lsp-docker for LSP and dap-mode for DAP.","title":"Reason"},{"location":"tutorials/docker-integration/#features","text":"Most of the lsp-mode and dap-mode features, but with the ability to use containerized environments. Note: some of the features may yet to be tested, so any help finding and fixing any bugs in them is highly appreciated!","title":"Features"},{"location":"tutorials/docker-integration/#components-language-server-lsp-support","text":"You can use manually built containers or images hosting language server(s), just follow a few simple rules (shown below). Note: this info is based on the readme in the original project, take a look at lsp-docker for additional info.","title":"Components: Language Server / LSP support"},{"location":"tutorials/docker-integration/#building-a-container-or-an-image","text":"You have 2 constraints: A language server must be launched in stdio mode (other types of communication are yet to be supported). A docker container (only container subtype, see the configuration below) must have your language server as an entrypoint (basically you have to be able to launch it with docker start -i <container_name> as it is launched this way with lsp-docker ). When you have sucessfully built a language server, you have to register it with either a configuration file or a .dir-locals file.","title":"Building a container (or an image):"},{"location":"tutorials/docker-integration/#registering-a-language-server-using-a-persistent-configuration-file","text":"A configuration file is a yaml file that is named .lsp-docker.yml or .lsp-docker.yaml and looks generally like this: lsp : server : type : docker subtype : container # Or image. container subtype means launching an existing container # image subtype means creating a new container each time from a specified image name : not-significant-but-unique-name # Must be unique across all language servers server : server-id-of-the-base-server # Server id of a registered server (by lsp-mode) launch_command : \"launch command with arguments\" # Launch command of the language server # (selected by a server id specified above) in stdio mode # Note: launch_command is not used with container subtype servers # as a command is embedded in a container itself and serves as an entrypoint mappings : - source : \"/your/host/source/path\" destination : \"/your/local/path/inside/a/container\"","title":"Registering a language server using a persistent configuration file:"},{"location":"tutorials/docker-integration/#registering-a-language-server-using-a-dir-locals-file","text":"Just refer to the source code and general conventions of using .dir-locals. The variable you need is lsp-docker-persistent-default-config, its content is merged with the lsp section from a configuration file (if present).","title":"Registering a language server using a .dir-locals file:"},{"location":"tutorials/docker-integration/#components-debugger-dap","text":"Note: this info is based on the readme in the original project, take a look at dap-mode for additional info. Configure it either with a .dir-locals file or drop an .lsp-docker.yml configuration file (use lsp-docker for general reference). Basically you have one function dap-docker-register that performs all the heavy lifting (finding the original debug template, patching it, registering a debug provider e.t.c). This function examines a configuration file or falls back to the default configuration (which can be patched using the .dir-locals approach, take a note that the default configuration doesn\u2019t provide any sane defaults for debugging) and then operates on the combination of the two. This mechanism is the same as in lsp-docker . Note: currently you cannot use this mode when using a network connection to connect to debuggers (this part is yet to be implemented). Still want to talk to debuggers over network? In order to do so you have to look at the launch-args patching done by dap-docker--dockerize-start-file-args , you have to somehow assign nil to dap-server-path before it is passed further into session creation. If you want to stick to a configuration file, take a look at the example below: lsp : server : # 'lsp-docker' fields mappings : - source : \"/your/host/source/path\" # used both by 'lsp-docker' and 'dap-docker' destination : \"/your/local/path/inside/a/container\" # used both by 'lsp-docker' and 'dap-docker' debug : type : docker # only docker is supported subtype : image # or 'container' name : <docker image or container that has the debugger in> # you can omit this field # in this case the 'lsp-docker' ('server' section) image name is used enabled : true # you can explicitly disable 'dap-docker' by using 'false' provider : <your default language debug provider, double quoted string> template : <your default language debug template, double quoted string> launch_command : <an explicit command if you want to override a default one provided by the debug provider> # e.g. if you have installed a debug server in a different directory, not used with 'container' subtype debuggers","title":"Components: Debugger / DAP"},{"location":"tutorials/docker-integration/#examples","text":"Let's develop and debug a simple Ruby application (that uses bundler nonetheless). In the project folder we have at least the actual code and Gemfile with Gemfile.lock . First of all we have to build the images and containers. Let's stick with an image for a language server and a container for debugging. In order to have LSP support in Ruby we have to place solargraph in Gemfile .","title":"Examples"},{"location":"tutorials/docker-integration/#building-language-server","text":"So it is easy to use something like this as a Dockerfile for a language server (using debian-slim as a base image, but it is a matter of personal taste): FROM ruby:3.1.1-slim-bullseye as app # What if your gems use native extensions? RUN apt-get update && apt-get install -y --no-install-recommends \\ build-essential \\ && rm -rf /var/lib/apt/lists/* # You may decide not to create a user, it is ok to delete these lines RUN addgroup --gid 1000 user && \\ adduser --disabled-password --gecos '' --uid 1000 --gid 1000 user # Just an appropriate folder, a matter of taste again RUN mkdir /app && chown user:user /app WORKDIR /app # Install all the gems, INCLUDING the language server COPY Gemfile Gemfile.lock ./ RUN bundle install # Use the created user, remove this line if you deleted the user creation lines USER user You may build it with something like this docker build -t lsp-docker-ruby-server . while you are in the project folder.","title":"Building: Language Server"},{"location":"tutorials/docker-integration/#building-debugger","text":"With a debugger it is a bit more complicated: first of all you need node to run the DAP server (as it is a VSCode extension) and second you need to place the extension into the container. You can download the extension (take the latest version) from the VSCode marketplace and place it in your project folder ( vspackage.zip for convenience). In this case your Dockerfile may look like this: FROM ruby:3.1.1-slim-bullseye as app RUN apt-get update && apt-get install -y --no-install-recommends \\ build-essential \\ nodejs \\ unzip \\ && rm -rf /var/lib/apt/lists/* # Create a folder for the debugger RUN mkdir /debugger WORKDIR /debugger COPY vspackage.zip . RUN unzip vspackage.zip -d . RUN addgroup --gid 1000 user && \\ adduser --disabled-password --gecos '' --uid 1000 --gid 1000 user RUN mkdir /app && chown user:user /app WORKDIR /app COPY Gemfile Gemfile.lock ./ RUN bundle install USER user Again you may build it with something like this docker build -t dap-docker-ruby-server . while you are in the project folder. But as we decided to stick with a container for the debugger, we need to create one! It is easy (but take note that we have to specify the folder mappings when creating a container! ): docker create -i -v `pwd`:/app -w /app --name dap-docker-ruby-server dap-docker-ruby-server node /debugger/extension/dist/debugger/main.js .","title":"Building: Debugger"},{"location":"tutorials/docker-integration/#configuration","text":"Lets use a yaml persistent configuration, we may use something like this (in .lsp-docker.yml in the project folder): lsp : server : type : docker subtype : image name : lsp-docker-ruby-server server : ruby-ls launch_command : \"bundle exec solargraph stdio\" mappings : - source : \".\" destination : \"/app\" debug : type : docker subtype : container name : dap-docker-ruby-server enabled : true provider : \"Ruby\" template : \"Ruby::Run\" launch_command : \"node /debugger/extension/dist/debugger/main.js\" # It is meaningless as we use a container, but still Next we have to register both language server and debugger when the project is opened in Emacs: use lsp-docker-register and dap-docker-register interactive functions. If everything is fine you may launch a language server by a simple lsp invocation and DAP by dap-debug and selecting a dockerized debug template.","title":"Configuration"},{"location":"tutorials/how-to-turn-off/","text":"A guide on disabling/enabling lsp-mode features # Early in the project, we decided to auto-configure/enable all of the stable features by default in order to improve discoverability and simplify the setup for the beginners. This decision was considered good by the majority of the users coming from IDEs but still in Emacs community there are a lot of people looking for a minimal distraction-free experience especially traditional long time users. Although the turn off defcustom settings are documented in corresponding README and available via customize-group it turned out that it is not very easy to find them when you want to turn a particular feature off which led to a lot of frustration. Hopefully, this article will help solving that issue: 1. Symbol highlighting ( setq lsp-enable-symbol-highlighting nil ) 2. lsp-ui-doc - on hover dialogs. * disable via (setq lsp-ui-doc-enable nil) * disable cursor hover (keep mouse hover) ( setq lsp-ui-doc-show-with-cursor nil ) * disable mouse hover (keep cursor hover) ( setq lsp-ui-doc-show-with-mouse nil ) 3. Lenses ( setq lsp-lens-enable nil ) 4. Headerline ( setq lsp-headerline-breadcrumb-enable nil ) 5. Sideline code actions * disable whole sideline via ( setq lsp-ui-sideline-enable nil ) * hide code actions ( setq lsp-ui-sideline-show-code-actions nil ) 6. Sideline hover symbols * disable whole sideline via ( setq lsp-ui-sideline-enable nil ) * hide only hover symbols ( setq lsp-ui-sideline-show-hover nil ) 7. Modeline code actions ( setq lsp-modeline-code-actions-enable nil ) 8. Flycheck (or flymake if no flycheck is present) ( setq lsp-diagnostics-provider :none ) 9. Sideline diagnostics * disable whole sideline via ( setq lsp-ui-sideline-enable nil ) * hide only errors ( setq lsp-ui-sideline-show-diagnostics nil ) 10. Eldoc ( setq lsp-eldoc-enable-hover nil ) 11. Modeline diagnostics statistics ( setq lsp-modeline-diagnostics-enable nil ) 12. Signature help ( setq lsp-signature-auto-activate nil ) ;; you could manually request them via `lsp-signature-activate` 13. Signature help documentation (keep the signatures) ( setq lsp-signature-render-documentation nil ) 14. Completion ( company-mode ) ( setq lsp-completion-provider :none ) 15. Completion item detail ( setq lsp-completion-show-detail nil ) 16. Completion item kind ( setq lsp-completion-show-kind nil )","title":"A guide on disabling/enabling lsp-mode features"},{"location":"tutorials/how-to-turn-off/#a-guide-on-disablingenabling-lsp-mode-features","text":"Early in the project, we decided to auto-configure/enable all of the stable features by default in order to improve discoverability and simplify the setup for the beginners. This decision was considered good by the majority of the users coming from IDEs but still in Emacs community there are a lot of people looking for a minimal distraction-free experience especially traditional long time users. Although the turn off defcustom settings are documented in corresponding README and available via customize-group it turned out that it is not very easy to find them when you want to turn a particular feature off which led to a lot of frustration. Hopefully, this article will help solving that issue: 1. Symbol highlighting ( setq lsp-enable-symbol-highlighting nil ) 2. lsp-ui-doc - on hover dialogs. * disable via (setq lsp-ui-doc-enable nil) * disable cursor hover (keep mouse hover) ( setq lsp-ui-doc-show-with-cursor nil ) * disable mouse hover (keep cursor hover) ( setq lsp-ui-doc-show-with-mouse nil ) 3. Lenses ( setq lsp-lens-enable nil ) 4. Headerline ( setq lsp-headerline-breadcrumb-enable nil ) 5. Sideline code actions * disable whole sideline via ( setq lsp-ui-sideline-enable nil ) * hide code actions ( setq lsp-ui-sideline-show-code-actions nil ) 6. Sideline hover symbols * disable whole sideline via ( setq lsp-ui-sideline-enable nil ) * hide only hover symbols ( setq lsp-ui-sideline-show-hover nil ) 7. Modeline code actions ( setq lsp-modeline-code-actions-enable nil ) 8. Flycheck (or flymake if no flycheck is present) ( setq lsp-diagnostics-provider :none ) 9. Sideline diagnostics * disable whole sideline via ( setq lsp-ui-sideline-enable nil ) * hide only errors ( setq lsp-ui-sideline-show-diagnostics nil ) 10. Eldoc ( setq lsp-eldoc-enable-hover nil ) 11. Modeline diagnostics statistics ( setq lsp-modeline-diagnostics-enable nil ) 12. Signature help ( setq lsp-signature-auto-activate nil ) ;; you could manually request them via `lsp-signature-activate` 13. Signature help documentation (keep the signatures) ( setq lsp-signature-render-documentation nil ) 14. Completion ( company-mode ) ( setq lsp-completion-provider :none ) 15. Completion item detail ( setq lsp-completion-show-detail nil ) 16. Completion item kind ( setq lsp-completion-show-kind nil )","title":"A guide on disabling/enabling lsp-mode features"},{"location":"tutorials/php-guide/","text":"Configuring Emacs as a PHP IDE # Author: @elken In this guide, I will show you how to configure lsp-mode and dap-mode for PHP development, using GNU Emacs as an example code base. At the end of this tutorial, Emacs should provide you with all the language-aware editor features you'd expect from a modern PHP IDE, such as Code completion Real-time syntax checking Code navigation (references/definitions/implementations/symbol search) Visual IDE debugger Document outline, breadcrumb and modeline widgets For all lsp-mode features, check here . Obtaining a language server # lsp-mode is a client-server application with Emacs acting as the client. In order for it to work, you have to install a separate language server that understands the specifics of your target language. Currently, there exists several options for an LSP server: Intelephense (automatic install) # Considered to be the most stable and recommended choice, but does however include a freemium model for some of the features. phpactor (manual install) # WIP fully open source, but doesn't support the full spec yet Serenata (manual install) # Currently doesn't seem active with no commits since May 2021 php-language-server (manual install) # No commits since December 2018, considered dead For the most part, you should be able to pick from at least Intelephense or phpactor, but for the purpose of this guide we will assume Intelephense. As expected, for the manual installations you have to follow the instructions listed on the linked pages. Project setup # Regular composer # For any plain composer projects, it should provide a great experience ootb unless you're using a complex framework like Laravel or Symfony. Following the configuration instructions linked below should be all you need Laravel # For the most part, Laravel should \"just work\"; with the caveat that the majority of the so-called \"magic methods\" won't be autocompleted properly. To get around this, there is a composer package called laravel-ide-helper which will pull together everything in your project and the laravel codebase. Follow the instructions on the laravel-ide-helper page (including the scripts changes, so you don't have to regenerate them manually) and add the generated files to source control ignore files. Configuration # Below is a minimal config to get started with LSP & PHP. It includes a couple of packages to create an IDE-like experience, such as snippets, a project tree viewer and an autocompletion interface. For the purposes of demos and screenshots the below config is all that will be used unless otherwise specified, so you have the confidence that you can easily replicate everything here. Also to note that configuration frameworks such as Spacemacs and Doom Emacs include pre-configured setups for this, so feel free to dig around in those sources to get some useful snippets! ( require 'package ) ( add-to-list 'package-archives ' ( \"melpa\" . \"http://melpa.org/packages/\" ) t ) ( package-initialize ) ( setq package-selected-packages ' ( lsp-mode yasnippet lsp-treemacs flycheck company which-key dap-mode php-mode )) ( when ( cl-find-if-not #' package-installed-p package-selected-packages ) ( package-refresh-contents ) ( mapc #' package-install package-selected-packages )) ( which-key-mode ) ( add-hook 'php-mode-hook 'lsp ) ( setq gc-cons-threshold ( * 100 1024 1024 ) read-process-output-max ( * 1024 1024 ) treemacs-space-between-root-nodes nil company-idle-delay 0.0 company-minimum-prefix-length 1 lsp-idle-delay 0.1 ) ;; clangd is fast ( with-eval-after-load 'lsp-mode ( add-hook 'lsp-mode-hook #' lsp-enable-which-key-integration ) ( require 'dap-php ) ( yas-global-mode )) Feature overview # To reduce the complexity, we won't touch on any frameworks and will instead just experiment with a simple PHP file. Also as mentioned above, this will be with Intelephense and a paid licence, so if you either use the free version or phpactor, your mileage may vary. To follow along, simply create a PHP file anywhere on your file system (or use one you have already). For these examples, I'll be using /tmp/lsp/test.php . For starters, let's open our blank file. (emacs-php.el is the contents of the above snippet on my local file system) mkdir -p /tmp/lsp emacs -Q -l emacs-php.el /tmp/lsp/test.php After opening the file, you should be prompted to install a language server: Type \"iph\" (or tab-complete it) and hit enter. Once your compilation looks similar to the below, close and reopen emacs and open the file again. Now, if everything was successful you will be asked to select a project root. Note: the project root is needed by the language server in order to know where to start the project discovery from. Typically, this is the git repository root but since exceptions to this rule have caused us a lot of trouble in the past (monorepos come to mind), lsp-mode by default asks the user to manually confirm the project root the first time a project is opened. In this instance, select i . Completion # By default, lsp-mode uses company-mode as its completion frontend. When present, company-mode will be auto-configured and it will just work. For example, after adding a <?php at the top of the file, typing \"echo\" should populate a list of candidates to select from. Refactoring/Code actions # LSP supports a whole suite of actions for codebases, including navigating and refactoring. Below we will demo a few of these with the following file as a template. There are a number of ways to perform the below actions, either M-x calling the functions, by using the bound shortcut or by selecting from the mouse menu. Rename # Given a symbol, it's possible to rename all of its references (including in different files). With the cursor on test_fn (either the declaration or the usage) and invoke lsp-rename ( s-l r r ). Type a new name for the function, and all the usages should update! Code Actions # Code action support isn't great, in either Intelephense or phpactor. But there exists a few code actions, for example it's possible to quickly provide a docblock for a function. With the cursor on the test_fn declaration, invoke lsp-execute-code-action ( s-l a a ). There should now be a simple docblock for the function. Navigation # lsp-mode has integration with xref core package and in addition it has xref-find-definitions ( M-. and s-l g g ) - find definition(s) at point xref-find-references ( s-l g r ) - find references to the symbol at point lsp-treemacs-type-hierarchy - show type hierarchy Depending on which selection framework(s) you use, there should also be packages available to support it. For example: helm-lsp lsp-ivy consult-lsp lsp-treemacs # lsp-treemacs is a package providing integration with treemacs and an alternative tree-view visualization. Refer to the project's readme for further information. Help/Documentation # lsp-mode automatically enables eldoc-mode which will show hover information in the minibuffer. lsp-mode is showing only the one line signature info so if you want to see the full documentation at point you can use lsp-describe-thing-at-point . In addition to that you can also see signature help after pressing C-M-SPC or after pressing trigger char like ( . If there is more than one applicable signature due to function overloading, you may browse between the available candidates using M-n/M-p . may browse them via M-n/M-p Diagnostics # For on-the-fly errors lsp-mode is using flycheck ( flymake is also supported). It is configured automatically. In addition to standard flycheck features lsp-mode provides a project-wide error list via lsp-treemacs-errors-list . Depending on which selection framework(s) you use, there should also be packages available to support it. For example: helm-lsp lsp-ivy consult-lsp Debugging # Much like lsp is to code navigation/refactoring, there exists a similar spec called dap ( debug adapter protocol ) for debugging. There also exists a sister package for emacs called dap-mode . Installation # dap-mode provides installation commands for most of the debug adapters. In this tutorial we will use the vscode-php-debug debug adapter. First ensure that xdebug is installed in your PHP config, the following snippet should check for you: php -r \"echo (extension_loaded('xdebug') ? 'xdebug up and running' : 'xdebug is not loaded');\" Also ensure you follow the instructions here for configuring xdebug correctly. If you have issues with installing xdebug, use the wizard provided by xdebug to help. Once it's setup correctly, install the adapter with M-x dap-php-setup . Creating debug configuration # dap-mode introduces the notion of debug configuration and debug template. The debug configuration is the settings that are needed by the debug adapter to start the program to debug. Debug template is a template for such configuration which will be populated by the user or by dap-mode . There are two ways to manage debug configuration - using emacs lisp via dap-debug-edit-template and dap-register-debug-template . The second way is using launch.json . Put it in project root and dap-mode will pick it up. { \"version\" : \"0.2.0\" , \"configurations\" : [ { \"name\" : \"PHP Debug\" , \"type\" : \"php\" , \"request\" : \"launch\" , \"program\" : \"${file}\" , \"args\" : [ \"--server=4711\" ], \"cwd\" : \"${workspaceFolder}\" , } ] } Debugging # Navigate to line 8 and add a breakpoint with M-x dap-breakpoint-toggle . You should also just be able to click inside the gutter on the left. . Start debugging via M-x dap-debug and select PHP Debug from the list. You should be presented with a view similar to the below. . You can then use the buttons at the top, or dap-* commands to step in/out/over, view locals, add other breakpoints, everything you'd expect from a visual debugger. For more usage instructions and more complex setups, please see the dap-mode docs .","title":"Configuring Emacs as a PHP IDE"},{"location":"tutorials/php-guide/#configuring-emacs-as-a-php-ide","text":"Author: @elken In this guide, I will show you how to configure lsp-mode and dap-mode for PHP development, using GNU Emacs as an example code base. At the end of this tutorial, Emacs should provide you with all the language-aware editor features you'd expect from a modern PHP IDE, such as Code completion Real-time syntax checking Code navigation (references/definitions/implementations/symbol search) Visual IDE debugger Document outline, breadcrumb and modeline widgets For all lsp-mode features, check here .","title":"Configuring Emacs as a PHP IDE"},{"location":"tutorials/php-guide/#obtaining-a-language-server","text":"lsp-mode is a client-server application with Emacs acting as the client. In order for it to work, you have to install a separate language server that understands the specifics of your target language. 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( require 'package ) ( add-to-list 'package-archives ' ( \"melpa\" . \"http://melpa.org/packages/\" ) t ) ( package-initialize ) ( setq package-selected-packages ' ( lsp-mode yasnippet lsp-treemacs flycheck company which-key dap-mode php-mode )) ( when ( cl-find-if-not #' package-installed-p package-selected-packages ) ( package-refresh-contents ) ( mapc #' package-install package-selected-packages )) ( which-key-mode ) ( add-hook 'php-mode-hook 'lsp ) ( setq gc-cons-threshold ( * 100 1024 1024 ) read-process-output-max ( * 1024 1024 ) treemacs-space-between-root-nodes nil company-idle-delay 0.0 company-minimum-prefix-length 1 lsp-idle-delay 0.1 ) ;; clangd is fast ( with-eval-after-load 'lsp-mode ( add-hook 'lsp-mode-hook #' lsp-enable-which-key-integration ) ( require 'dap-php ) ( yas-global-mode ))","title":"Configuration"},{"location":"tutorials/php-guide/#feature-overview","text":"To reduce the complexity, we won't touch on any frameworks and will instead just experiment with a simple PHP file. Also as mentioned above, this will be with Intelephense and a paid licence, so if you either use the free version or phpactor, your mileage may vary. To follow along, simply create a PHP file anywhere on your file system (or use one you have already). For these examples, I'll be using /tmp/lsp/test.php . For starters, let's open our blank file. (emacs-php.el is the contents of the above snippet on my local file system) mkdir -p /tmp/lsp emacs -Q -l emacs-php.el /tmp/lsp/test.php After opening the file, you should be prompted to install a language server: Type \"iph\" (or tab-complete it) and hit enter. Once your compilation looks similar to the below, close and reopen emacs and open the file again. Now, if everything was successful you will be asked to select a project root. Note: the project root is needed by the language server in order to know where to start the project discovery from. 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There should now be a simple docblock for the function.","title":"Code Actions"},{"location":"tutorials/php-guide/#navigation","text":"lsp-mode has integration with xref core package and in addition it has xref-find-definitions ( M-. and s-l g g ) - find definition(s) at point xref-find-references ( s-l g r ) - find references to the symbol at point lsp-treemacs-type-hierarchy - show type hierarchy Depending on which selection framework(s) you use, there should also be packages available to support it. For example: helm-lsp lsp-ivy consult-lsp","title":"Navigation"},{"location":"tutorials/php-guide/#lsp-treemacs","text":"lsp-treemacs is a package providing integration with treemacs and an alternative tree-view visualization. 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Put it in project root and dap-mode will pick it up. { \"version\" : \"0.2.0\" , \"configurations\" : [ { \"name\" : \"PHP Debug\" , \"type\" : \"php\" , \"request\" : \"launch\" , \"program\" : \"${file}\" , \"args\" : [ \"--server=4711\" ], \"cwd\" : \"${workspaceFolder}\" , } ] }","title":"Creating debug configuration"},{"location":"tutorials/php-guide/#debugging_1","text":"Navigate to line 8 and add a breakpoint with M-x dap-breakpoint-toggle . You should also just be able to click inside the gutter on the left. . Start debugging via M-x dap-debug and select PHP Debug from the list. You should be presented with a view similar to the below. . You can then use the buttons at the top, or dap-* commands to step in/out/over, view locals, add other breakpoints, everything you'd expect from a visual debugger. 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You can now create a new React application by typing: npx create-react-app my-app where my-app is the name of the folder for your React application. It may take a few minutes to create it and to install its dependencies. Note : If you've previously installed create-react-app globally via npm install -g create-react-app , we recommend you uninstall the package using npm uninstall -g create-react-app to ensure that npx always uses the latest version. Let's quickly run our React application by navigating to the new folder and typing npm start to start the web server and to open the application in a browser: cd my-app npm start You should see the React logo and a link to \"Learn React\" on http://localhost:3000 in your browser. We'll leave the web server running while we look at the application with Emacs. Emacs configuration # Here is a minimal configuration to run this tutorial: ( package-initialize ) ( add-to-list 'package-archives ' ( \"melpa\" . \"http://melpa.org/packages/\" ) t ) ( setq package-selected-packages ' ( lsp-mode yasnippet lsp-treemacs helm-lsp projectile hydra flycheck company avy which-key helm-xref dap-mode zenburn-theme json-mode )) ( when ( cl-find-if-not #' package-installed-p package-selected-packages ) ( package-refresh-contents ) ( mapc #' package-install package-selected-packages )) ( load-theme 'zenburn t ) ( helm-mode ) ( require 'helm-xref ) ( define-key global-map [ remap find-file ] #' helm-find-files ) ( define-key global-map [ remap execute-extended-command ] #' helm-M-x ) ( define-key global-map [ remap switch-to-buffer ] #' helm-mini ) ( which-key-mode ) ( add-hook 'prog-mode-hook #' lsp ) ( setq gc-cons-threshold ( * 100 1024 1024 ) read-process-output-max ( * 1024 1024 ) company-idle-delay 0.0 company-minimum-prefix-length 1 create-lockfiles nil ) ;; lock files will kill `npm start' ( with-eval-after-load 'lsp-mode ( require 'dap-chrome ) ( add-hook 'lsp-mode-hook #' lsp-enable-which-key-integration ) ( yas-global-mode )) Tip: if you want to use M-. xref-find-definition in js buffers, add the following to your config: ( with-eval-after-load 'js ( define-key js-mode-map ( kbd \"M-.\" ) nil )) To open your React application in Emacs, open another terminal or command prompt window, navigate to the my-app folder and type: emacs my-app/src/index.js Tip : For optimal experience use either Emacs 27.1 or gccemacs . Installing the typescript language server # Emacs supports automatic language server installation, so the first time you run M-x lsp in a JavaScript file opened in it, you will be prompted for a language server to install. Select ts-ls . Importing the project # Then you have to select project root. Press i . Syntax highlighting and bracket matching # You'll notice that Emacs has syntax highlighting for the various source code elements and, if you put the cursor on a parenthesis, the matching bracket is also selected. IntelliSense # As you start typing in index.js , you'll see smart suggestions or completions. After you select a suggestion and type . , you see the types and methods on the object through IntelliSense . Emacs uses the TypeScript language service for its JavaScript code intelligence and it has a feature called Automatic Type Acquisition (ATA). ATA pulls down the npm Type Declaration files ( *.d.ts ) for the npm modules referenced in the package.json . If you select a method, you'll also get parameter help: Go to Definition, Peek definition # Through the TypeScript language service, Emacs can also provide type definition information in the editor through Go to Definition ( M-. ) or Peek Definition ( M-x lsp-ui-peek-find-definitions ). Put the cursor over the App , right click and select Go to definition . Note : Peek definition requires installing lsp-ui package which is not part of the default installation. Hello World! # Let's update the sample application to \"Hello World!\". Add the link to declare a new H1 header and replace the <App /> tag in ReactDOM.render with element . import React from 'react' ; import ReactDOM from 'react-dom' ; import './index.css' ; import App from './App' ; import reportWebVitals from './reportWebVitals' ; var element = React . createElement ( 'h1' , { className : 'greeting' }, 'Hello, world!' ); ReactDOM . render ( element , document . getElementById ( 'root' )); reportWebVitals (); Once you save the index.js file, the running instance of the server will update the web page and you'll see \"Hello World!\". Debugging React # To debug the client side React code, we'll need to install the Debugger for Chrome extension. Note: This tutorial assumes you have the Chrome browser installed. There are also debugger extensions for the Edge and Firefox browsers. Press M-x and type dap-chrome-setup . Set a breakpoint # To set a breakpoint in index.js , click on the gutter to the left of the line numbers. This will set a breakpoint which will be visible as a red circle. Configure the Chrome debugger # We need to initially configure the debugger . To do so, create a launch.json file in the .vscode/ subfolder of the project root with a configuration to launch the website: { \"version\" : \"0.2.0\" , \"configurations\" : [ { \"type\" : \"chrome\" , \"request\" : \"launch\" , \"name\" : \"Launch Chrome against localhost\" , \"url\" : \"http://localhost:3000\" , \"webRoot\" : \"${workspaceFolder}\" } ] } Ensure that your development server is running ( npm start ). Then type M-x dap-debug or use Debug -> Start menu. The source code where the breakpoint is set runs on startup before the debugger was attached, so we won't hit the breakpoint until we refresh the web page. Refresh the page and you should hit your breakpoint. You can step through your source code using M-x dap-next , inspect variables such as element , and see the call stack of the client side React application. The Debugger for Chrome extension README has lots of information on other configurations, working with sourcemaps, and troubleshooting. You can review it their README Live editing and debugging # If you are using webpack together with your React app, you can have a more efficient workflow by taking advantage of webpack's HMR mechanism which enables you to have live editing and debugging directly from Emacs. You can learn more in this Live edit and debug your React apps directly from Emacs(TO BE PORTED TO EMACS) blog post and the webpack Hot Module Replacement documentation(TO BE PORTED TO EMACS) . Linting # Linters analyze your source code and can warn about potential problems before running your application. The JavaScript language service included with Emacs has syntax error checking support by default, which you can see in action in the Errors List panel ( M-x lsp-treemacs-errors-list ). Try making a small error in your React source code and you'll see a red squiggle and an error in the Errors List panel. Linters can provide more sophisticated analysis, enforcing coding conventions and detecting anti-patterns. A popular JavaScript linter is ESLint . ESLint, when combined with the ESLint Emacs extension , provides a great in-product linting experience. First, install the ESLint command-line tool: npm install -g eslint Then install the ESLint language server by doing M-x lsp-install-server RET eslint RET . Once the ESLint extension is installed, you'll want to create an ESLint configuration file, .eslintrc.js . You can create one using M-x lsp-eslint-create-default-configuration . The command will prompt you to answer a series of questions in a separate window. Accept the defaults, and it will create a .eslintrc.js file in your project root that looks something like this: module . exports = { \"env\" : { \"browser\" : true , \"es2020\" : true }, \"extends\" : [ \"eslint:recommended\" , \"plugin:react/recommended\" ], \"parserOptions\" : { \"ecmaFeatures\" : { \"jsx\" : true }, \"ecmaVersion\" : 11 , \"sourceType\" : \"module\" }, \"plugins\" : [ \"react\" ], \"rules\" : { } }; ESLint will now analyze open files and shows a warning in index.js about 'App' being defined but never used. You can modify the ESLint rules in the .eslintrc.js file. Let's add an error rule for extra semi-colons: \"rules\" : { \"no-extra-semi\" : \"error\" } Now when you mistakenly have multiple semicolons on a line, you'll see an error (red squiggle) in the editor and error entry in the Problems panel. Popular Starter Kits # In this tutorial, we used the create-react-app generator to create a simple React application. 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You can learn more in this Live edit and debug your React apps directly from Emacs(TO BE PORTED TO EMACS) blog post and the webpack Hot Module Replacement documentation(TO BE PORTED TO EMACS) .","title":"Live editing and debugging"},{"location":"tutorials/reactjs-tutorial/#linting","text":"Linters analyze your source code and can warn about potential problems before running your application. The JavaScript language service included with Emacs has syntax error checking support by default, which you can see in action in the Errors List panel ( M-x lsp-treemacs-errors-list ). Try making a small error in your React source code and you'll see a red squiggle and an error in the Errors List panel. Linters can provide more sophisticated analysis, enforcing coding conventions and detecting anti-patterns. A popular JavaScript linter is ESLint . ESLint, when combined with the ESLint Emacs extension , provides a great in-product linting experience. First, install the ESLint command-line tool: npm install -g eslint Then install the ESLint language server by doing M-x lsp-install-server RET eslint RET . Once the ESLint extension is installed, you'll want to create an ESLint configuration file, .eslintrc.js . You can create one using M-x lsp-eslint-create-default-configuration . The command will prompt you to answer a series of questions in a separate window. Accept the defaults, and it will create a .eslintrc.js file in your project root that looks something like this: module . exports = { \"env\" : { \"browser\" : true , \"es2020\" : true }, \"extends\" : [ \"eslint:recommended\" , \"plugin:react/recommended\" ], \"parserOptions\" : { \"ecmaFeatures\" : { \"jsx\" : true }, \"ecmaVersion\" : 11 , \"sourceType\" : \"module\" }, \"plugins\" : [ \"react\" ], \"rules\" : { } }; ESLint will now analyze open files and shows a warning in index.js about 'App' being defined but never used. 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