lspcli

lspcli

Manage all your LSPs and programming tools from one cli.

https://github.com/Mth-Ryan/lspcli/assets/46976272/991f917a-ce09-4775-8295-7347165cc26b

Usage

You can see all commands and examples with the --help flag. Here some commands examples:

lspcli list                               # list all tools
lspcli install typescript-language-server # install one tool
lspcli update omnisharp                   # update one tool
lspcli remove tailwind-language-server    # remove one tool
lspcli describe svelte-language-server    # show all info of one tool

Installing

From Source:

For the installation you will need some dependencies: go, git and GNU Make:

# Clone this repo:
git clone https://github.com/Mth-Ryan/lspcli

# Install:
make install

# You can change the the installation folder (not recommended) using:
# make install INSTALL_DIR=other_location.

Then, add the respective env script to your shell init file. Example ~/.bashrc or ~/.zshrc:

. ~/.local/share/lspcli/env.bash # For GNU Bash
. ~/.local/share/lspcli/env.zsh  # For Zsh
. ~/.local/share/lspcli/env.ps1  # For Powershell

This will only set the lspcli bin folder to your path, you can do manually for any other shell and the program will work as expected.

How to build for development

You will need the same dependencies of the installation. With this dependencies installed, build the cli and the scripts:

# Clone this repo:
git clone https://github.com/Mth-Ryan/lspcli

# Build all:
make # or make all

# Run with the current dir runtime:
./bin/lspcli --runtime ./runtime

How to contribute

Just create a fork of the repository and send a pull request.