How I Setup LSP In Neovim For An Amazing Dev Experience - Full Guide

[@joseanmartinez]

Hey guys! Hope you enjoy the video! After I finished putting it together, I realized that I forgot to include vs-code like pictograms in autocompletion. Take a look at my nvim-cmp config file in my repo to see how to do this with the lspkind plugin: github.com/josean-dev/dev-environment-files/blob/main/.config/nvim/lua/josean/plugins/nvim-cmp.lua If you want a more automatic way to configure your mason installed language servers checkout: ":h mason-lspconfig-automatic-server-setup" Also, you might notice that I use the arrow keys at times to navigate telescope and nvim-cmp results instead of the configured keymaps: Ctrl+j and Ctrl+k. This is because I've configured my "h", "j", "k", "l" keys to also be my arrow keys on a different layer on my custom made corne keyboard. For more information on that you can take a look at this video: kzbin.info/www/bejne/rYWwlHttqpKpq5Isi=FIUrU8dgbHdFAIjy

[@2EOGIY]

nvimtools/none-ls.nvim in theory it is copy/paste replacement for null-ls

[@iamhoracio]

I'm going to turn 50 and find this fascinating. One day I'll understand all of this and thank you for sharing your knowledge with us.

[@joseanmartinez]

Really appreciate it, hope you enjoy it!

[@vikingthedude]

Are you a programmer?

[@g-luu]

so is it true at 50 it still feels like you in your 30s?

[@paulraw]

I'm about to turn 60 next year and I also find it fascinating

[@pandatovah]

This is one of the best tutorials I've seen for setting up LSP in neovim! So great to see a custom setup that is really easy to grasp. As easy as a complex neovim config is possible to make at least. My setup looks somewhat similar, but you seem to have solved a few pain points I've had. Looking forward to implement those fixes. Thank you!

[@charfractal9441]

thank you for all of this , i set up my neovim like 1 month ago , it was so difficult at first , but with your help i set up all decently , thank you so much fir your videos , the definetly are are gonna be one of the very important aspects of my dev journey ,!!

[@qwarlock4126]

By the way.... for anyone trying to click into this. I suggest you start installing Lazy... then one by one one adding in the plugins. Give each one a day or two so you "grock" it. Then add the next. There are so many cool plugins but if you add them all you will likely not be able to use them to their full power. Always looking forward to your vids sir!

[@SlothProgrammer]

More true words have never been spoken.

[@podgorniy.r]

I want to commend you for the excellent work you've done. It's clear that you put a lot of effort into this, and I truly appreciate it. Having to piece everything together from scratch was a challenge, but thanks to your tutorials, the setup became a genuine pleasure. Great job!

[@mrDoktar]

Thank you for a nice video! I’ve been using vim for more than 15 years and I love that I am still able to find small tips and tricks I didn’t know about in videos like this. You have a new subscriber in me! 🎉

[@joseanmartinez]

Awesome! Really happy to hear that.

[@s8x.]

Just wanted to say thank you for making these videos. I got into neovim because of you and used your nvim setup to get mine started and I've been hooked ever since. I also use yabai and a split keyboard now.

[@joseanmartinez]

That's awesome! Glad I could help!

[@feliche-demiannetliukh3703]

Wow Josean, never thought that vim would have such advanced lsp functionality! Especially that trick with renaming🔥

[@danielstoddart]

This is another great video, Josean. Here's an update for the next time around: under your dev-environment-files you are installing via cask. Homebrew now defaults to installing from the API and suggests users save space and time by running: ~ brew untap homebrew/core ~ brew untap homebrew/cask

[@NoctuaDeveloppement]

Hi, really nice explanations in this video. Love it ! It would be amazing to have the video on linting and formatting 😍

[@joseanmartinez]

Sounds good! Thank you for the feedback, glad you enjoyed the video!

[@TobiasFrei]

Many thanks (again). I found my own LSP config Ok for the time being. However, my cmp config now looks smarter, thanks to your careful work 🙏

[@stefan_luptak]

Excellent video! I would like to see how you work with tests. Running all tests in a project, all tests in a file, or just one test under the cursors. Then navigating failing tests and stuff like this. 🙂

[@theena]

Josean, a big thank you. You helped me to get Yabai and skhd working on my Mac, and now this, the chapter on LSP especially was the clearest and most lucid explanation of the inner workings. Thanks again.

[@friendly__drone9352]

I'm not quite ready to jump to VIM full time but I try to do most of my hobby projects outside of VSCode. Your previous setup video is my current reference for installing thing and remembering shortcuts! Your videos are great!

[@sumanth3036]

I was suffering with lspsaga bugs. thanks I found telescope/lsp alternative here.

[@joseanmartinez]

Awesome!

[@pablopunk]

This was awesome! Can't wait to get rid of null-ls too now that's archived, but honestly rn I can't live without it

[@joseanmartinez]

Happy to hear you enjoyed it! Will be putting something together on that soon.

[@robbybobbyhobbies]

Excellent coincidence - I was about to setup LSP this afternoon when your video popped up. Thanks for saving me some follicles and brain cells.

[@joseanmartinez]

Awesome, glad I could help!

[@ryandsouza2962]

A null-ls alternative video would be great! I'm currently experimenting with efm but would love to know your recommendations :)

[@zenbrandon]

Man, my setup is nearly identical to yours lol. Thank you for these videos. They've helped me set up an optimal development environment for my cs classes!

[@joseanmartinez]

Awesome! Really happy to hear that.

[@NickyTheRook]

Awesome, all your neovim setup vids are superhelpful! Please do that formatting video! I want mah Prettier autoformatting when I'm doing webdev

[@r4k4210]

Excelent video, i think this is the best explained video about neovim i ever watched. Great job. I wish you could make another video about DAP configuration (I'm using WSL2 with arch and arch in a the laptop). I'm using Astrovim right now, it is excelent pre configured neovim, but i want to move on my custom configuration to learn neovim in deep. LSP is the most difficult topic for me. Keep doing this excelent work.

[@Redyf]

Your videos are really good, keep up the great work Josean!

[@joseanmartinez]

Really appreciate the feedback, thank you!

[@mp6086]

Great video! Can't wait for a tutorial on linting and formatting. I'm working on a new neovim setup and I'd prefer not to use a deprecated plugin from the get-go

[@arturfil]

I often find lspsaga failing, also I am for sure interested in linting and formatting. Great video!

[@qwarlock4126]

Great video! Next up setup DAP for the major languages! Took me sooooo long to get it working!

[@ryan_forte2097]

these videos are very helpful and have helped heaps when it comes to setting up my own Neovim config. Thanks heaps!

[@JonathanMorrisMusic]

Best Neovim content on KZbin! Looking forward to hearing your thoughts on null-ls/typescript archival.

[@joseanmartinez]

Really appreciate that 🙏🏽 As to the typescript archival, I reverted back to tsserver and am using a plugin for renaming files. You can check it out in my config and I mention it briefly here: 25:50. Thank you for the support!

[@JonathanMorrisMusic]

@@joseanmartinez Thanks, must have missed that. I’ll probably do the same. Didn’t know about dressing.nvim - great plugin!

[@mkum2141]

Josean back with another banger as per usual

[@joseanmartinez]

Really appreciate that, hope you enjoy it!

[@ugyuji6857]

Thank you for your great video!!! Cannot wait to see the next video on the NULL-LS alternatives. I've been trying to look for a best way to preview images on Neovim but no luck so far. Any tips or recommendation?

[@blz777]

Amazing video, thank you so much for the guide! Your explanations are very clear and very well structured!

[@willothy]

I'd recommend separating plugin configs from plugin lazy specs and combining lazy specs into files containing related plugins - help with startup time, the more Lazy needs to load right away, the slower it will be - with my setup, I'm actually at the point where loading the lazy spec is the bottleneck for my startup time since I do so much lazy loading😂

[@pierre-malan]

Thanks this was a great video, YES new howto on null-ls would be great. keep up the good fight...

[@rizki3016]

thank you for sharing your knowledge

[@nanashi7726]

Awesome! I like this color scheme

[@doctorcooper]

Comment for support! Great job! Waiting for next video!

[@joseanmartinez]

Thanks!!

[@gururaja470]

Great video! waiting for the linting and formatting video!

[@joseanmartinez]

Awesome! Thanks for the feedback

[@kmlgkcydev]

this tutorial saved a lot of time man, appreciated

[@HolaMundoDev]

We missed your videos :)

[@joseanmartinez]

Appreciate it!

[@giovanniofficioso40]

thank you for your awesome content! It's all explained in a detailed and simple way. I have a request: is possible to share a configuration for a data science project? I mean a configuration that makes possible to write code, test it and maybe run in a virtual environment or with an interactive console? Thank you for your time and your effort.

[@ariasalmeida]

Thank you for this video

[@jamesmcgee1912]

Good stuff. I'm halfway through the video, so excuse me if this is covered later, but with snippets/completions as you narrow down the selections to 1, how would you enable to completion to confirm on tab instead of having to actually or to choose one and then hit enter

[@arvetemecha]

hello, after years of using multiple editors (vim for sysadmin/config/quick'n dirty scripts and JetBrains suite for "bigger projects") I'm trying hard to use neovim and less resource-hungry tools. I have to tell that it's not straightforward and this video is more than welcome, because I've had a hard time guessing which package manager to use (many tutorials and tools advocated for Packer which seems to be no longer maintained...), and how they work (spec files, .config/nvim/ dir structure and so on...).

[@jacksonford3057]

Cool w8 for video with null-ls.

[@hary6416]

hey nice guide! by the way, you can create `../plugins/lsp/init.lua` and it would detect the plugin spec. no need to set a table for `lazy.setup()`

[@joseanmartinez]

Hey! Thanks! Not sure why, but I tried this and it wasn't working for me.

[@qwarlock4126]

jGreat vid. You are really good. I love vim but have never stretched it like you do. I am game. Have you done a vid on adding java in LSP? I would totally love to see it! Looking forward to your next vid! Learing lots each time!

[@dennerdaniel6301]

Thanks for the great video! I have a question: How can I use a custom find_command for telescope to also include dotfiles etc.?

[@alonso0188]

Thank you man.

[@sugoi3082]

Great guide, minimalistic setup with step-by-step explanation, that's what I need as a beginner. Following this video and video about lazy I catch one problem. When I create lsp folder lazy can't setup theme, and telescope setup crashes too and sometimes bufferline. Can't get, how it's related. Anyone had this problem?

[@sugoi3082]

Looks like the problem is tokyonight theme, it's complanes that I call .setup() on nil

[@stupendousboyct201transpor3]

if you encountered a weird behaviour where its bindings not working for nvm lsp, try this inside config function local opts = { noremap = true, client = true, buffer = buffer }

[@olezunka]

Thank you for the video!👍

[@joseanmartinez]

Happy to hear you enjoyed it, thanks for the feedback!

[@LeungWong]

hey, thanks for another great video on how to setup neovim. I have a question, do you use or can recommend some nvim plugin to generate jsdoc maybe? :)

[@bassamsaleh8034]

Thank you for the helpful video. I am eager to see your linter and formatting settings, as configuring those in Python can be quite difficult (since LSP doesn't support those by default ). I really like your lualine configuration, but had one question - is there a way to display the recording macro status in lualine? Having an indicator for when macro recording starts/stops and which key it is assigned to would be enormously useful. Overall, fantastic video and I appreciate you sharing your NeoVim setup!

[@joseanmartinez]

Hey! Thanks for the feedback, really appreciate it. So I haven't done this as I typically just see my macros in the neovim command line below the status line, but you can make a custom lualine component. I'd give this a look: github.com/nvim-lualine/lualine.nvim#custom-components. I would also look up ":h reg_recording()" which is a function that returns the single letter name of the current register being recorded and an empty string if not recording. Hope that helps!

[@bassamsaleh8034]

@@joseanmartinez Thank you for the thoughtful reply and comprehensive details. I implemented the small function you suggested, and it worked perfectly. thanks again. local function recording_status() local recording = vim.fn.reg_recording() if recording ~= "" then return "Recording @" .. recording else return "" end end

[@joseanmartinez]

@@bassamsaleh8034 That’s awesome! Might add it to my config too. Thanks for sharing!!

[@slapdagger5693]

Thank you for sharing all this knowledge! I noticed you used the `config = function()` pattern a lot in this video. I'm a little confused by the many ways we can do this in lazy. For example, using their `opts` property to specify an options table and have lazy call the setup function for us with it. Would it be possible to do it that way? Would it mean that for example in order to configure both the main plugin and the dependency we would have to do so in different files? (Just curious) Also, looking at the lazy docs the config property has signature `fun(LazyPlugin, opts:table) or true`. What is the usage of the two arguments? I see we always declare an anonymous function with no arguments instead. Could you kindly share your insights on this?

[@joseanmartinez]

Hey! Yes so you can also use the opts property to automatically call the setup function, but if you have other code to run before calling setup I go for the config function instead. You can specify a table for the dependency instead of just a string and this way you can add either the opts or config properties to it and be able to configure the dependency in the same file. As to the function arguments of config, I’m not honestly sure what the first one is used for, but the second one I believe would have the value of the opts property if you were to define it. If I’m not mistaken, you could define the setup options in the opts property and pass those to the config function if you define one. Hope that helps!

[@slapdagger5693]

@@joseanmartinez You legend! Thank you for the response! I'm looking forward to your next video on formatters and linters.

[@alfredoneto4381]

It is an amazing video! Do you already switch from null-ls to another plugin with the same function?

[@thesequencer2009]

muy buen video! gracias por compartir!

[@theaveasso]

Thanks for the amazing videos, my suggestion is how to setup and use a debugger

[@n0kodoko143]

Great video! Thanks 👍

[@joseanmartinez]

Glad you liked it, thanks for the feedback!

[@jeroAhumada]

In my case and for telescope don't work as expected. For example if Im typing in the input box of telescope, then hit whatever text i had typed gets replaced by "k". has anybody here experienced something similar?

[@daltonstegner6718]

I was just getting your old video using packer so this is perfect timing!!! Can you tell us what plugin or app is showing us your key presses on the right side ? I think it would be helpful while learning neovim!

[@joseanmartinez]

Awesome! I use keystrokes pro to show my keypresses on the screen for the videos but it’s a paid app on the mac app store. I use it primarily to show you guys what I’m typing as I type. A free mac alternative would be keycastr: github.com/keycastr/keycastr

[@daltonstegner6718]

awesome thank you!@@joseanmartinez

[@bburgess_keys]

I'm not getting Tailwind auto-complete. When I run `:LspInfo` it shows tailwindcss lsp as not attached (but matching the file type). Any ideas?

[@RealViPdude]

new to nvim here, why are you using dressing instead of telescope-ui-select when we are using telescope for other stuff anyway?

[@nraw_]

Do you need to configure each language server or would they be preconfigured with some defaults if you didn't do that part?

[@gantushigsaruul2489]

Everytime I generate some grpc code, I have to restart my neovim (lazyvim) to see the changes. How to fix that? Please help. Also Neo-tree restarts the split window size everytime I toggle the sidebar.

[@martinroa]

Hmmm, the `automatic_installation = true`, option passed to `require('mason-lspconfig').setup` doesn't seem to work for me. Does it work for you?

[@joseanmartinez]

This option will automatically install any servers configured with lspconfig if they haven't already been installed or aren't in the "ensure_installed" list.

[@martinroa]

Right. That is what I understood from the video, but it doesn't seem to work for me. Does it work for you? I really like this option because it allows me to avoid this list and simply use lspconfig to determine which LSPs to install. Unfortunately, it's not working for me: nothing gets installed even though I've set some LSPs in my lspconfig. I also couldn't find any documentation about this option.@@joseanmartinez

[@viljanvanraaij916]

@martinroa The same happened to me. It is caused by a flaw in the setup where nvim-lspconfig is loaded before mason-lspconfig. This causes automatic_installation to not work.

[@antoinemoran3537]

@@viljanvanraaij916 Hey, did you solve the order problem?

[@oliknight8897]

My keybinds in on_attach aren’t working, on_attach runs but if i try to print after one of the key maps are set, the print statement won’t run

[@diwasrimal6750]

Hi there! I'd like to ask how fast your nvim loads with all the plugins you use. I'd like to know if lazy really does some improvement. Can you post your startuptime using `nvim --startuptime file` ?

[@joseanmartinez]

Hello! With my previous packer setup I was getting around 130ms and with my lazy.nvim setup I'm getting around 60-70ms due to caching and bytecode compilation of Lua modules.

[@ZilverDx]

Thank you for this video but what about Lspsaga? Did you try typescript-tools as js/ts lsp? I've had issues with memory leak with tsserver

[@programmingchannel9739]

I hoped you included config for Python development, I tried to do so upon your nvim repo, I failed!

[@shyam2305]

Reached this session looking for help on jdtls. Learnt about organizing configurations. Got the jdtls working for a gradle based java 8 project. Since jdtls required jre17, I had hardcode the path to jvm17 for jdtls. Is there a way to pass an environment variable only to neovim through any configuration? Putting in a bashrc messes with other tools. Wrapper script is my last option.

[@evankiefl]

Do you have call signature autocompletion for variable names and/or a call signature popup? I followed your setup but didn't end up with these functionalities.

[@sputnick1]

Another banger

[@joseanmartinez]

Happy to hear that, thanks!

[@sayChristIsKing]

BROOOO PLEASE I HOPE THIS VIDEO WILL HELP ME! I'm literally gonna lose my shit if it's not gonna help me. Every tutorial I've watched so far only makes the LSP work in the .config directory and only to lua. I DON'T KNOW ANYMORE MAAAAAAAAAN EVERYTIME I'm reading comments under the video and it works for everybody for SOME REASON IF THIS NOT GONNA HELP IMMA KMS

[@huseyinumutayran6344]

I have a question. why do we need to add the language servers we want to lspconfig if we can download those from mason? and what mason "ensure_installed" is stands for

[@דניאלאביב-ו6ת]

How can I configure my lsp server, for example I'm using clangd as c++ lsp server, but it's set by default to c++11 which is old.

[@CapturedinMegapixels]

How did you overlay an opaque terminal on the video and what are you using to show the keys press on the right?

[@christopherbui7315]

Does anyone have an example with this working with rust-tools custom on_attach? For example adding rustfmt +nightly. I'm really struggling to get my on_attach to work as expected...

[@andyheld3136]

Thanks for this guide. For some reason i am unable to scroll via ctrl+b and ctrl+f with nvim-cmp for ./lualine. Any idea? I use the same config like in your repository. The scrollbar is not popping up at all when previewing the file

[@diggerdog001]

What could be the problem that when I delete import, the lsp does not show the error that the variable was not found? 31:00

[@inspacesilence]

it's been a month i have been using Neovim and i am still stuck with configuring this tool

[@MrDjge]

I have a question when using nextjs and creating routes like (folderName) -> [id] -> route.tsx it is impossible to save the file: E212: Can't open file for writing: no such file or directory

[@Shivam-to8wc]

Can anyone tell me how can I set zig as a compiler for nvim - treesitter because the compiler it's using by default didn't working

[@borkesahin8729]

How did you install icons and make the background transparent?

[@Good-and-Geeky]

Loving using Neovim. I’m using NVChad now. Now and then in an html file Neovim stops giving me the snippets which are so useful. Any ideas??

[@JoshShindler]

I've followed the entire tutorial series, but now I'm having trouble setting up the lsp for Vue 3 projects. Can anyone explain the steps involved? Thanks in advance.

[@yyfyyf6829]

NEED Null-ls alternative desperately！！

[@joseanmartinez]

Haven't switched yet, but will be looking into it. Thanks for the feedback!

[@ryansteiger6960]

Hey Josean, thank you for the video. How do you get real emmet support? I don't mean the language server but the ability do to `div.classTAB`

[@MsDuketown]

Did you check GNU Guix?

[@oreonengine9444]

Hey, what is the keyboard you are using?

[@pirate4579]

FIRST!!!!!!

[@swarajgaikwad8787]

i don't want the documentation just text suggestion how can i do that

[@tannguyen20-07]

hi, when u're working with many projects, do u have a convenient to switch and move between them easily? like project management in vscode for an example

[@joseanmartinez]

Hey! Yes I use tmux for this, I talk more in depth about it here: kzbin.info/www/bejne/i17SnnSCjK51pdU

[@tannguyen20-07]

​ @joseanmartinez Thx u so much. Your video is very helpful. but im still struggling with the scenario. When I want to open project B, i have to find the path and open it with nvim or tmux, and vice versa whenever im restart the iTerm. Or maybe I am delighted now, so u mean i can store each project as a new session in tmux and then switch them by ctrl +s+s. Many thx sir, i have subscribed

[@joseanmartinez]

@@tannguyen20-07 Typically I use windows in the same session for projects that are related to each other like frontend and backend of the same app, and separate sessions for unrelated projects. To cycle through windows in the same session I use “Ctrl-a + n” and “Ctrl-a + p” (Ctrl-a is my prefix) mostly or “Ctrl-a + #”. Within a window for a project I typically have multiple panes, one for neovim and others for running processes, etc… Then whenever I get into the terminal I can just jump back into tmux and continue working where I left off and my sessions will be there. For saving and not losing them across system restarts, I use the plugins I mention in the video. Hope that helps! Thanks for the feedback and support, really appreciate it!

[@tannguyen20-07]

@@joseanmartinez Marvelous. Many thanks to u :D

[@mmzzzmeemee]

have you had problems with the tailwind LSP so far? i was using a setup similar to yours previously (i.e. mason, null, lspconfig, etc.), it worked fine for every LSP, except that when it came to tailwind autocompletion, my CPU usage just went too high. I'm using coc for now because tailwind doesn't lag on coc for some reason. I'm curious how tailwind is for mason,null,lspconfig now tho. Have these issues been fixed already?

[@joseanmartinez]

Hey! I have been using the tailwind lsp for a while now, I remember it being a bit laggy a while back but I have experienced less issues with it lately. Haven’t taken a look at the CPU usage. It looks like the issue in nvim-cmp has been resolved and it should be better. Take a look at this issue: github.com/tailwindlabs/tailwindcss-intellisense/issues/569

[@mmzzzmeemee]

@@joseanmartinez thanks!

[@bad_Al]

Great video. How can I make Neovim blur effect!?

[@joseanmartinez]

Hey! Thanks! That’s just an effect I created for the video through video editing.

[@Dev_Eli]

How do you debug bro? Do you have a video specific of installing, configuring, and using nvim-dap? After a year in neovim, one of the reasons that stopped me using it is the debugger.

[@joseanmartinez]

Hey! I haven't setup a debugger yet in my config, but I'm planning on possibly making a future video on how to set this up. As a web developer, I only reach for a debugger occasionally and when I need to do so I reach for VSCode, Chrome dev tools or another tool outside of Neovim. Setting up debugging in Neovim is a common pain point. Thanks for the feedback!

[@ro0t115]

can some body tell how this trsparent neo vim and the video he edited i want to learn it...to...how.

[@qyqstc]

Hi, could you please make a cheatsheet for the key mappings? It's quite annoying for me to go into all the lua scripts to see which key is set to telescopre, which key is set to lsp, if there's a cheatsheet for key mappings, that would be great !

[@geoffjball]

You can run `:h map-commands` to see all the different commands you can run to view your keymaps (e.g., `:map`). Even better, `:Telescope keymaps` provides a (searchable) list of your keymaps (custom and built-in). I would highly recommend adding a table to your keymaps with a `desc` property to describe the keymap, which will appear both in your keymap list and in which-key.

[@catwhisperer911]

Add this to your nvim-tree configuration and it will close whenever you open a file: config = function() require("nvim-tree").setup { actions = { open_file = { quit_on_open = true, }, }, } end

[@joseanmartinez]

I didn’t know I could do that, thanks!

[@Shechovalencia]

Missed the LSP Saga for this config. Still using it?

[@vikingthedude]

Is there an nvim-lspconfig configuration option to turn off LSP in certain file names?

[@joseanmartinez]

I'm not sure about a config option for specific filenames, but there is an option for filetypes. You can set the filetypes with the "filetypes" property and assign a table of filetype names to it.

[@vaisakhkm783]

26:10 should we do this for all language servers? so what about the languages that we install though mason ui without editing the config? is there a way to apply the default config to all language servers and only change one i wanted to update? 😪 one year later.. still gone over my head why configuring lsp is this difficult, even after they made it sooo simple??

[@joseanmartinez]

I like to manually do this, but if you prefer something more automatic checkout: ":h mason-lspconfig-automatic-server-setup". You can define a default handler that will run for any servers you install that don't have a config setup for them. You can also take a look at lsp-zero which is pretty much what I show in this video, but a bit more streamlined/abstracted.

[@diwasrimal6750]

You can get the list of installed servers using local servers = require("mason-lspconfig").get_installed_servers() and just running a loop will be fine to setup them using those two default lines local lspconfig = require("lspconfig") for _, server in pairs(servers) do lspconfig[server].setup({ on_attach = on_attach, capabilities = capabilities, }) end

[@joseanmartinez]

@@diwasrimal6750 Awesome!

[@vaisakhkm783]

Thank you guys... 😅