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 10 months ago
Last Seen 19 minutes ago
First Seen 10 months ago

Installs

Total 54
Win 17
Mac 16
Linux 21

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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.