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LSP-tagml

by HuygensING ST3

Sublime plugin for TAGML Language server

Labels auto-complete, linting, formatting, code navigation, intellisense

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  • Linux 15
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LSP-tagml

TAGML support for Sublime Text 3's LSP plugin.

Uses TAGML Language Server to provide completions, validation and other features for TAGML files. See linked repository for more information. Depends on the TAGML Sublime Syntax

Installation:

  1. If you haven't already, install the Sublime Syntax for TAGML
  2. Install LSP and LSP-tagml from Package Control.
  3. Wait for the language server binary download to complete.
  4. Restart Sublime Text.

Notes:

  1. The TAGML Language Server requires the Java Runtime (JRE, >= 8) to be installed. To check that, run java -version in your login shell.
  2. The plugin does not distribute, but downloads the tagml-language-server-{version}.jar binary from the official source.