LSP-Deno

by sublimelsp ST4

Convenience package for starting the deno lsp server

Labels auto-complete, linting, formatting, code navigation, intellisense

Details

Version 1.1.0
Homepage github.com
Issues github.com
Modified 3 months ago
Last Seen 56 minutes ago
First Seen 3 years ago

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Readme

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LSP-Deno

A convenience package to take advantage of the bundled language server present in the Deno runtime.

To use this package, you must have:

The LSP package.
A Deno runtime.

Applicable Selectors

The Deno language server operates on the following base scopes:

source.ts.react
source.tsx
source.ts
source.js.react
source.jsx
source.js

Configuration

The server does not automatically start for the scopes listed above - it's expected that you enable it for a given project by running LSP: Enable Language Server in Project from the Command Palette.

It is recommended to disable LSP-typescript when working with LSP-deno. Run LSP: Disable Language Server in Project from the Command Palette, then select LSP-typescript.

You may edit the default settings by running Preferences: LSP-Deno Settings from the Command Palette.