LSP-serenata

by Cloudstek ST3

PHP support for Sublime's LSP plugin using Serenata

Details

Version 0.0.5
Homepage github.com
Issues github.com
Modified 1 year ago
Last Seen 4 hours ago
First Seen 1 year ago

Installs

Total 80
Win 27
Mac 24
Linux 29

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Readme

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LSP-serenata

PHP support for Sublime's LSP plugin using Serenata.

Getting started

Install LSP and LSP-serenata from Package Control.
Restart Sublime.

Configuration

Configure the Serenata language server by accessing Preferences > Package Settings > LSP > Servers > LSP-serenata.

Several options can be set for example when php is not in your PATH, these settings are supported:

phpPath Name of the PHP binary in your PATH or an absolute path to the PHP binary. You can use ${home} to reference your user's home directory. The default is php.

memoryLimit This option is passed to directly to PHP as memory_limit, please see the PHP documentation. The default is 1024M for 1GB of allowed memory.

Reporting issues

This package provides only a client implementation, for any server related bugs please report them here.