Projects sharing features with Lsp Mode

Pyrefly is a static type checker for Python that operates as a language server, delivering real-time diagnostics, completions, and navigation in any editor supporting the Language Server Protocol. It also performs static tensor shape analysis, using symbolic dimension variables and arithmetic to verify shape consistency in deep learning models without runtime execution. Beyond core type checking, Pyrefly supports gradual adoption workflows: it can generate a baseline of known errors so only new issues are reported, migrate configuration from other type checkers, and automatically suppress exi

Ale is a Neovim LSP client and asynchronous linter wrapper designed to integrate language servers and syntax checkers into the editor. It provides infrastructure for background syntax validation and automated code fixing without blocking the editor interface. The project implements the Language Server Protocol to enable advanced semantic navigation, including symbol renaming, definition jumping, and the application of automatic refactoring changes. It functions as an automatic code fixer that applies formatting and repairs based on feedback from linting tools and language servers. The plugin

YouCompleteMe is a completion engine and semantic code analyzer for the Vim editor. It provides an integrated suite of development tools, including a Language Server Protocol client and a semantic analyzer that utilizes Clang to offer context-aware symbols and type-based highlighting. The project distinguishes itself through specialized semantic completion for C-family languages and JavaScript, offering identifiers, snippets, and automatic imports. It provides advanced visual feedback such as inlay hints for type information and parameter names, as well as semantic highlighting based on the a

ZLS is a language server for the Zig language that implements the Language Server Protocol to provide IDE-like intelligence. It functions as a code intelligence provider, static code analysis tool, and automated refactoring engine for Zig projects. The server integrates directly with the Zig compiler toolchain to derive precise type information and perform semantic analysis. It uses this integration to surface real-time compilation errors as editor diagnostics and to provide semantic syntax highlighting based on resolved types rather than regex patterns. The project covers a wide range of de

vim-lsp is a Vim plugin that implements the Language Server Protocol to provide an asynchronous code intelligence tool for the editor. It serves as a bridge between Vim and external language servers, providing semantic code analysis and IDE-like navigation and diagnostics. The project provides a refactoring interface for renaming symbols across a workspace and applying quick-fixes. It also enables semantic highlighting, which color-codes elements based on their meaning as determined by the language server. The plugin covers a broad surface of capabilities, including symbol navigation and dis

The C/C++ extension for Visual Studio Code provides language support for C and C++ programming, including IntelliSense-powered code editing, navigation, and debugging capabilities. It enables syntax highlighting, code completion, hover information, and error checking for C and C++ source files, along with features like semantic colorization, symbol search, and call hierarchy exploration. The extension offers comprehensive debugging support for C/C++ programs, including launching debug sessions with breakpoints, stepping through code, and inspecting variables. It supports debugging multi-threa

lua-language-server is a static analysis tool and type checker for the Lua language that implements the Language Server Protocol. It provides a system for detecting type mismatches, unused code, and logic errors in source files. The project features an inference-based type system that deduces variable types and supports optional annotations and meta files to enforce type safety. It allows for the definition of custom types and function signatures, including support for overloads and member visibility controls. The server provides a broad set of IDE capabilities, including real-time code auto

Zed is a terminal-based code editor built in Rust that provides a full-featured editing experience with familiar keybindings, mouse support, and multiple cursors. It runs entirely in the terminal while offering capabilities typically found in graphical editors, including split panes, a command palette, and integrated language server protocol support for real-time diagnostics, completions, go-to-definition, and code actions across multiple languages. The editor distinguishes itself through a plugin system that runs sandboxed TypeScript plugins in a QuickJS runtime, with an asynchronous bridge

coc.nvim is a Node.js extension host and Language Server Protocol client that transforms Vim and Neovim into a full integrated development environment. It provides a framework for executing JavaScript and TypeScript plugins within a separate process to enable advanced IDE features without blocking the editor's main thread. The project is distinguished by its ability to host extensions and language servers through a centralized JSON configuration. It supports the installation and lifecycle management of third-party extensions from registries or local files, allowing users to customize language

RLS is a language server that provides language intelligence for the Rust programming language. It implements the Language Server Protocol to enable a standardized communication layer between the Rust compiler and various editor clients. The project focuses on providing real-time code completions, symbol navigation, and type information. It also supports automated structural changes, such as workspace-wide symbol renaming, to maintain semantic correctness during refactoring. The system incorporates static code analysis for linting and formatting, alongside a mechanism for incremental compila

CodeMirror is a browser-based code editor framework and modular extension system used to embed full-featured text editors into web pages. It functions as a syntax tree parsing engine and a language server protocol client, enabling structural language analysis and deep integration with external programming language services. The project is distinguished by its modular architecture, which uses a system of extensions and compartments for dynamic reconfiguration at runtime. It supports real-time collaborative editing and state synchronization through an operational transformation framework, allow

Rust-analyzer is a language server implementation that provides real-time code intelligence, static analysis, and development productivity tools for the Rust programming language. It functions as a backend engine that communicates with text editors to deliver deep structural understanding of source code, enabling features like semantic analysis, symbol navigation, and automated refactoring. The project distinguishes itself through a core engine designed for high-performance responsiveness, utilizing incremental query-based compilation and lazy demand-driven evaluation to minimize resource con

SublimeCodeIntel is a code intelligence plugin for the Sublime Text editor that provides symbol-based navigation, autocomplete, and function tooltips. It functions as an IDE feature extension and static code analysis engine, using a cross-language symbol indexer to track definitions across multiple files. The system implements static analysis tooling to map definitions and references without executing program code. This enables users to jump to symbol definitions across an entire project and receive real-time suggestions for modules and symbols while typing. The toolset covers broad capabili

This repository contains a collection of code examples that demonstrate how to build extensions for Visual Studio Code using its extension API. The samples cover the core patterns for extending the editor, including implementing code actions, completions, snippets, and semantic token highlighting. The examples show how to integrate a language server to provide diagnostics, completions, and hover information, as well as how to register a source control provider with file status and commit operations. Custom task types that run shell commands or scripts are also demonstrated, along with virtual

This project is a Go language extension for VS Code that provides a comprehensive development environment through a language server client, a debugging interface, and a test automation runner. It integrates language intelligence, formatting, and debugging capabilities to support the full Go language development lifecycle. The extension distinguishes itself by managing the Go toolchain, including the installation and configuration of external binaries required for language features. It also features a dedicated test automation interface that allows for the generation of unit test skeletons and

Lapce is a high-performance text editor built with Rust that utilizes hardware acceleration for fast rendering and responsiveness. It functions as a modal text editor with Vim-style keybindings to minimize hand movement, an LSP client for language intelligence, and a remote development environment for editing files and executing code on distant servers. The editor features an extensible architecture based on the WebAssembly System Interface, allowing it to execute plugins compiled to WASI for cross-language functionality. It further distinguishes itself by implementing the Debug Adapter Proto

LiteIDE is a cross-platform integrated development environment designed for writing, compiling, and debugging Go source code. It functions as both a code editor with syntax highlighting and a build tool orchestrator that manages toolchains, environment profiles, and cross-compilation targets. The environment is modular and extensible, supporting third-party plugins and custom keyboard mapping to tailor the coding workflow. It provides an integrated interface for external debuggers to inspect program execution and state. The platform covers a broad range of development capabilities, including

lspsaga.nvim is a Neovim LSP UI enhancement and floating window manager. It provides a visual system for presenting Language Server Protocol data through interactive overlays, serving as a code navigation tool and a refactoring interface. The project focuses on improving the interaction flow of LSP features by rendering documentation hovers, symbol definitions, and diagnostic data in floating windows. It distinguishes itself by integrating a floating window framework that also manages embedded terminal sessions for executing shell commands without leaving the editor workspace. The plugin cov

python-mode is a Vim IDE plugin that provides an integrated toolset for Python development. It incorporates a debugging interface for managing execution breakpoints and inspecting program state, a documentation browser for retrieving official language symbols, and a system for static analysis and automated structural refactoring. The project features a dedicated environment manager that detects and utilizes project-specific virtual environments to ensure correct library and interpreter resolution. It integrates external tools such as PyLint and Rope to identify code errors and perform project

Deoplete.nvim is an asynchronous completion engine and framework for Neovim and Vim8. It functions as a non-blocking system for fetching and displaying text suggestions, serving as a modular extension that integrates multiple external completion sources without freezing the editor user interface. The project operates as a Language Server Protocol client, bridging the editor to external language servers to provide context-aware, type-safe completions. It further distinguishes itself by supporting intelligent text prediction through the integration of machine learning engines and language-speci

This project is an IDE extension for the IntelliJ Platform that provides language support for Go. It integrates Go development tools into JetBrains IDEs to facilitate writing, organizing, and analyzing source code. The plugin enables the transformation of Go source code into executable binaries by managing build processes and executing the standard compiler. It also includes utilities for configuring the Go software development kit and generating initial application and library files to bootstrap project structures. The toolset provides static code analysis through syntax highlighting and a

fzf-lua is a fuzzy finder integration for Neovim that utilizes fzf to search files, buffers, and project symbols. It serves as a code navigation framework providing a dynamic result generator that populates search windows using real-time shell commands or custom Lua functions. The project distinguishes itself through specialized integration tools for Git and Language Server Protocols. It includes a Git search interface for navigating commits, branches, stashes, and diffs, alongside an LSP integration tool that bridges language server providers to locate definitions and references across a cod

gocode is a language server backend and autocompletion daemon for the Go language. It functions as a static code analyzer and symbol indexer that provides real-time identifier and symbol suggestions to text editors. The project utilizes a client-server daemon architecture to maintain a persistent background process, avoiding the overhead of reloading package metadata for every request. It employs a two-tier metadata caching system and parses compiled package binaries to enable fast symbol lookups and declaration retrieval. The system covers broad capability areas including context-sensitive

OpenRewrite is an automated refactoring engine and source-to-source migration framework. It uses a lossless semantic tree parser to represent source code as type-aware trees that preserve original whitespace and formatting, enabling precise and deterministic modifications. The project utilizes a declarative refactoring pipeline where sequences of transformations are defined in YAML to resolve breaking changes and technical debt. It features type-aware pattern matching and cross-language model mapping to apply similar refactoring patterns across different programming languages. The framework

mini.nvim is a comprehensive library of independent modules designed to extend Neovim with a wide array of navigation, user interface, and text manipulation tools. It serves as a modular plugin collection, a UI toolkit for creating custom statuslines and notifications, and a package manager for installing and pinning external plugins from Git. The project provides a specialized fuzzy picker framework for filtering files and symbols, an LSP completion engine with interactive snippet expansion, and a dedicated plugin test framework that uses headless editor instances and remote procedure calls

AstroNvim is a modular Neovim distribution that functions as a comprehensive development environment. It provides a pre-configured framework for managing editor settings, plugin ecosystems, and language server integrations, effectively transforming a base text editor into a full-featured integrated development environment. The project distinguishes itself through a highly customizable Lua-based architecture that emphasizes modularity and performance. It enables users to manage complex editor configurations through a centralized, declarative system that supports lazy loading, community-maintai