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LSP

by sublimelsp ST3

Client implementation of the Language Server Protocol for Sublime Text

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  • Total 161K
  • Win 58K
  • Mac 53K
  • Linux 49K
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Windows 5 35 56 78 62 44 42 36 43 57 64 54 43 47 36 59 47 64 50 53 54 38 61 50 85 51 46 33 39 51 60 51 43 43 42 42 35 43 39 39 45 36 38 46 44 53
Mac 7 31 30 43 29 23 25 26 33 25 32 40 31 29 19 49 50 41 39 60 22 44 63 92 109 33 31 21 30 41 34 32 41 27 24 13 28 34 27 24 32 17 26 30 31 33
Linux 6 34 29 35 50 34 34 30 31 38 25 20 36 33 21 33 46 34 40 36 39 30 36 57 83 21 32 23 24 26 26 35 41 29 25 36 26 35 34 31 35 24 25 29 23 37

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LSP

Like an IDE, except it’s the good parts. Learn more.

TypeScript Server Example

Installation

Stable Version

Open the command palette and run Package Control: Install Package, then select LSP.

Development Version

Clone this repository into your Packages directory. Open the command palette and run Package Control: Satisfy Libraries.

Getting started

Follow the installation steps for a specific language server.

Open a document supported by the language server. LSP should report the language server starting in the status bar.

See more information in the documentation :open_book:.

Getting help

If you have any problems, see the troubleshooting guide for tips and known limitations. If the documentation cannot solve your problem, you can look for help in: