coc-java-dependency
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An extension for coc.nvim to provide additional Java project explorer features for the jdt.ls language server that is loaded by coc-java. This extension uses the jar from vscode-java-dependency.
You must have coc-java installed first and the Java language server is working properly.
:CocInstall coc-java
This project uses the tree widget from vim-widgets, so you also need to install it. For vim-plug users, add below:
Plug 'uzxmx/vim-widgets'
Run below command in vim.
:CocInstall coc-java-dependency
For the first time, it will download dependencies from vscode-java-dependency releases.
To open the project dependency explorer, execute:
:JavaDependencyOpen
To close it, execute:
:JavaDependencyClose
To find current file in the explorer, execute:
:JavaDependencyFind
The following commands are available:
java.dependency.downloadJdtlsExtension [version]: download the default (or
specific) version of the Java language server extension.FAQs
An extension to provide additional Java project explorer features for coc-java
We found that coc-java-dependency 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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