LSP-SourceKit
Convenience plugin for Apple's SourceKit language server
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LSP-SourceKit
This is a helper package that automatically configures Apple's SourceKit language server for you.
To use this package, you must have:
- The LSP package.
- Swift toolchain. In case of macOS it comes with Xcode. In case of linux install correct variant for your distribution and make it available in system's
$PATH. - A Swift-Next syntax.
Applicable Selectors
This language server operates on views with base scopes:
source.c(C files)source.c++(C++ files)source.objc(Objective-C files)source.objc++(Objective-C++ files)source.swift(Swift files)
Usage
[!NOTE] The server is disabled globaly by default, you should either override its global setting to
"enabled": true,or run in command paletteLSP: Enable language server in projectto enable it on per-project basis.
SourceKit will expect either a compile_commands.json file at the root of your project, or a Package.swift file if project built around the Swift Package Manager.
In case of compile_commands.json, this file is usually generated by CMake with the command-line option -DCMAKE_EXPORT_COMPILE_COMMANDS=ON.
Configuration
Configure SourceKit by running Preferences: LSP-SourceKit from the command palette.