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@yaegassy/coc-astro
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fork from a astro-vscode
Astro extension for coc.nvim
CocInstall:
:CocInstall @yaegassy/coc-astro
scoped packages
e.g. vim-plug:
Plug 'yaegassy/coc-astro', {'do': 'yarn install --frozen-lockfile'}
The "filetype" must be astro for this extension to work.
Install "astro" related plugin. (e.g. vim-astro or nvim-treesitter).
You need coc-tsserver. Please install it if you haven't already.
coc-astro has a setting to use @astrojs/ts-plugin in the extension as well as astro-vscode, so you can use typescript as it is.
In the @astrojs/language-server used by coc-astro, it utilizes the workspace/didChangeWatchedFiles notification to watch files within the project.
In coc.nvim, it is recommended to install watchman in order to utilize this feature.
If you have difficulty installing watchman, you can use coc-astro without watchman, but you may not be able to immediately use IntelliSense with the newly added files.
In this case, please execute the command to restart the language server.
:CocRestartcoc-astro provides a setting called astro.disableResolveCompletionItem. Set this setting to true in coc-settings.json. The default is false.
Please note that if this setting is set to true, feature such as "auto-import" upon completion item determination will not work.
coc-settings.json:
{
"astro.disableResolveCompletionItem": true
}
astro.enable: Enable coc-astro extension, default: trueastro.disableResolveCompletionItem: Disable completionItem/resolve feature, default: falseastro.useWorkspaceTsdk: Use workspace (project) detected tsLibs in astro. if false, use coc-astro's built-in tsLibs, default: falseastro.language-server.ls-path: Path to the language server executable. You won't need this in most cases, set this only when needing a specific version of the language server, default: nullastro.language-server.runtime: Path to the node executable used to execute the language server. You won't need this in most cases, default: nullastro.trace.server: Traces the communication between coc.nvim and the language server, valid option: ["off", "messages", "verbose"], default: "off"astro.findFileReferences: Astro: Find File Referencesastro.reloadProject: Astro: Reload ProjectMIT
This extension is built with create-coc-extension
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Astro extension for coc.nvim
The npm package @yaegassy/coc-astro receives a total of 4 weekly downloads. As such, @yaegassy/coc-astro popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that @yaegassy/coc-astro demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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