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LSP-kotlin

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Kotlin support for Sublime's LSP package

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LSP-kotlin

Kotlin support for Sublime's LSP plugin.

Uses the official Kotlin LSP from JetBrains to provide completion, diagnostics, formatting and other features for Kotlin files. See the linked repository for more information. Note that the server is currently in alpha.

Prerequisites

None — the server is downloaded and managed automatically (it bundles its own Java runtime, so a separate JDK is not required).

[!NOTE] The server is a large download: roughly 390 MB, expanding to about 1.2 GB on disk. It is fetched once, on first use, and reused afterwards.

If you would rather manage the server yourself (or share one copy across editors), install the kotlin-lsp CLI so it is available on your PATH and LSP-kotlin will use it instead of downloading its own copy:

  • Homebrew: brew install JetBrains/utils/kotlin-lsp
  • Manual: download the standalone zip from the releases page, unpack it, chmod +x kotlin-lsp.sh, and symlink it onto your PATH as kotlin-lsp (e.g. ln -s $KOTLIN_LSP_DIR/kotlin-lsp.sh $HOME/.local/bin/kotlin-lsp).

Installation

  • Install Kotlin, LSP and LSP-kotlin from Package Control.
  • Restart Sublime and open a Kotlin file — the server downloads on first use.

Configuration

Open the configuration file using the command palette with the Preferences: LSP-kotlin Settings command or from the Sublime menu (Preferences > Package Settings > LSP > Servers > LSP-kotlin).

The default command is ["${server_path}", "--stdio"], where ${server_path} resolves to a kotlin-lsp binary on your PATH if one is found (e.g. from Homebrew), and otherwise to the managed copy that is downloaded into the package's storage directory. To force a specific server, replace ${server_path} with an absolute path:

{
    "command": ["/opt/homebrew/bin/kotlin-lsp", "--stdio"]
}

Settings

The language server doesn't expose customizable settings at the moment.