Lsp
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Neovim plugin that integrates the sqls SQL language server using Neovim's built-in LSP client.
A Neovim plugin that populates LSP diagnostics for all project files, not just opened ones.
A lightweight Neovim plugin that formats and enhances LSP hover information for better readability.
A Neovim plugin that displays LSP inlay hints at the end of lines instead of within them for better editing flow.
A collection of modern, Lua-based color schemes for Neovim with full Treesitter and LSP support.
A Neovim plugin that integrates fzf fuzzy search with the built-in LSP for navigating symbols, definitions, and diagnostics.
A Neovim plugin that automatically stops idle LSP servers and restarts them on focus to reduce RAM usage.
A modern black Neovim theme written in Lua with comfortable color contrast and LSP/treesitter support.
A pre-configured Neovim setup that transforms the editor into a modern, feature-rich IDE.
A customizable Neovim colorscheme with multiple style options, vivid colors, and eye-friendly soft contrast.
A Lua-based Neovim colorscheme ported from NeoSolarized with enhanced syntax highlighting and transparency support.
A language server for the V programming language providing IDE features like go-to-definition, code completion, and type hints.
A Neovim plugin that implements LTeX language server's off-spec code actions for dictionary management and rule handling.
Svelte language server integration for (Neo)Vim, providing rich intellisense, diagnostics, and formatting.
The official OpenTofu language server providing IDE features like autocomplete and diagnostics for LSP-compatible editors.
A nord-esque colorscheme for Neovim with extensive plugin support and customization options.
A dark/light Neovim theme based on the Monokai palette with extensive plugin support and customization.
A Neovim plugin that automatically formats files on save using LSP or shell utilities like prettierd and shfmt.
A minimal, single-file Neovim configuration specifically optimized for Python development with modern tooling.
A Neovim plugin that automatically refactors Python imports when files or directories are moved or renamed.
A Neovim fuzzy finder plugin that updates search results on every keystroke.
A Unity package and Neovim plugin that integrates Neovim as the default code editor for Unity with .csproj generation and LSP support.
A high-performance SQL parser, formatter, linter, and security scanner for Go, supporting multiple dialects with zero-copy optimizations.
A Neovim plugin for Godot 4 development, providing GDScript/GDShader LSP, DAP debugging, formatting, and in-editor Godot documentation.
A Neovim plugin that enhances diagnostic virtual text display with better performance and customization.
A collection of preconfigured linters and formatters for diagnostic-languageserver in Neovim.
A highly configured, out-of-the-box Neovim distribution providing an IDE-like editing experience with integrated utilities.
A full-featured language server and tooling suite for WebAssembly Text Format development with deep static analysis and editor integration.
A Neovim plugin providing an in-process LSP server and library for creating and managing custom code actions.
Load project-local VS Code settings into Neovim's native LSP configuration for consistent editor behavior across teams.
A Neovim plugin that configures the ccls language server and provides an AST browser for C/C++ development.
A Language Server Protocol implementation for the Pest parser generator, providing IDE support for writing Pest grammars.
A Neovim plugin providing LSP signature help with floating windows, dock mode, and extensive customization.
A Neovim plugin for jumping between LSP references in the current buffer using simple keybindings.
A Neovim plugin that enables per-project LaTeX build engine selection via magic comments for the TexLab LSP server.
A Neovim plugin for viewing, reordering, renaming, duplicating, deleting, and annotating code declarations via a floating window or split.
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