Question 1

How do I install twoslash-queries.nvim with Packer in Neovim?

Accepted Answer

Add use("marilari88/twoslash-queries.nvim") to your Packer config, then attach it to tsserver in lspconfig setup as shown in the README. Ensure typescript language server is installed, for example via Mason, for it to work properly.

Question 2

twoslash-queries.nvim vs vscode-twoslash-queries: which is better?

Accepted Answer

Use twoslash-queries.nvim if you're committed to Neovim and want inline types; vscode-twoslash-queries is better for VSCode users with more seamless integration. The Neovim plugin is inspired by the VSCode extension but may have fewer features and polish.

Question 3

How to enable multi-line mode in twoslash-queries.nvim?

Accepted Answer

Set multi_line = true in the setup function, as demonstrated in the config example. This displays complex types across multiple lines to improve readability without cluttering the code.

Question 4

Does twoslash-queries.nvim work with LSP servers other than tsserver?

Accepted Answer

No, it's specifically designed for TypeScript via tsserver. The README only shows integration with tsserver, so it's not compatible with other language servers, limiting its use to TypeScript projects.

Question 5

Can I use twoslash-queries.nvim without writing // ^? comments?

Accepted Answer

No, the plugin requires manual insertion of // ^? comments to trigger type display. There's no automatic inspection feature, so you must add these queries in your code for it to work.

Question 6

Is twoslash-queries.nvim stable for production use?

Accepted Answer

It's a community-driven plugin with active contributions, but being relatively niche, it might have occasional bugs. Check the GitHub issues for stability reports and ensure you test it in your workflow.

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