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Italian Swirls 🍝
Minimal Python language server, based on Jedi and pygls.
Still in development but works on my machine. ✨
Supported features:
| LSP method | Description |
|---|---|
textDocument/completion |
Complete |
textDocument/definition |
Go to definition |
textDocument/typeDefinition |
Go to type definition |
textDocument/hover |
Show documentation |
textDocument/references |
Show references |
textDocument/rename |
Renaming symbols and files |
Install
TODO
About
Why?
General-purpose servers (e.g. pyls, py-lsp) try to do too much and break stuff too often for me. Locking Neovim when I press tab, crashes of all kind, LspRestart failing. Also I like my linting and formatting done by dedicated tools such as nvim-lint and formatter.
Other Jedi-based servers (e.g. jedi-language-server) seem to focus on coc-nvim
and frequently fail on Neovim's native LSP client for me. I tried to fix
jedi-language-server several times when it failed me but I thought it could be
fun to try pygls to redo it as small and simple as I can. And running a Node
server to get Python completions? No way. That said, jedi-language-server is a
good project and if you're fine with coc-nvim you should definitely check it
out. Lots of the code here is stolen inspired from this project.
Why the name?
Take the string “Is this a Star Wars reference?” Language Server, compress it to
ITASWRLS and expand it back to Italian Swirls. Italian dishes are made of few
elements that work well together. Enough questions!
License
GPLv3.