LSP Basics in Neovim

[@ascourter]

Next video will dive into more advanced features. Let me know what you want to see!

[@licokr]

Great. I was wandering so many videos and it was more confusing as watching more videos, now I've finally found the one. Thank you very much!

[@albertroswell]

thanks for the basics, I was confused on what each part do

[@hammerheadcorvette4]

Honestly, I think all I need in a text editor like vim/neovim is an LSP. I don't wat to be bombarded with too many options and having to learn all those tool. I need minimal configuration. As an example : When I learned that I could do/use command line tools like jq, uniq, sort, read etc that was enough to open a VERY large world of options for my needs.

[@ascourter]

Yep fair enough. I think that is the beauty of Neovim. Bring in the configuration / plugins / tools that fit your workflows and needs and leave out anything that doesn't make sense to you. The flexibility to achieve this is what sets Neovim apart from other editors imo.

[@prashlovessamosa]

thank you.

[@cybern9ne]

Every video on this subject wastes time showing snippets, but doesn't tell you which file nor show where the code is in the file.

[@ascourter]

@@cybern9ne here's a link to my config and where I've setup snippets. github.com/exosyphon/nvim/blob/main/lua/plugins/lsp.lua

[@ascourter]

@@cybern9ne if you have a specific question let me know and I'll do my best to help

[@cybern9ne]

@@ascourter First, let me aplogize for venting. I have termux installed on an android phone and installed neovim along with NV Chad. I have read the documentation several times, but the lua files keep showing an error. I want to use pyright as an lsp server and pylint as the linter to use neovim as an IDE for python.

[@ascourter]

@@cybern9ne appreciate the apology. Certainly it is frustrating to have things not work the way you expect them to. You should be able to apply the general idea of this video but here is another one specifically for Python that might also give you some guidance: kzbin.info/www/bejne/anPRh5iFisqNrsU

[@cybern9ne]

I saw this video, but couldn't find it again. Thank you.