LSP-Tinymist
Typst support for Sublime's LSP plugin using the Tinymist language server
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- Win 127
- Mac 101
- Linux 99
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LSP-Tinymist
A plugin for the LSP client in Sublime Text with support for the Tinymist language server for Typst.
Installation
Install the Typst package for syntax highlighting, and the LSP and LSP-Tinymist packages from Package Control. The language server executable is downloaded automatically when you open a Typst file and it is updated with new releases of this package.
Configuration
Some configuration options are available in the package settings which can be opened using the Preferences: LSP-Tinymist Settings command from the command palette.
[!TIP] To improve auto-completions in math mode, add the scope
text.typst markup.mathto the global"auto_complete_selector"setting (Preferences: Settings from the command palette) or in the syntax-specific settings (Preferences: Settings - Syntax Specific).
Working with Multiple-Files Projects
Tinymist doesn't automatically know the main file of a multiple-files project. You can explicitly pin the active Typst file as the main file using the command LSP-Tinymist: Pin Main File from the command palette.