How to use LSP

[claycuy]

I'm confused, how to use the LSP feature?

(I tried using Acode + Termux)

[bajrangCoder]

What's the confusion?
Btw Acode's built-in LSP server will only work with Acode's built-in terminal. But if there will be a plugin which implements runtime things for termux then it is possible to use that too(as our LSP implementation is runtime agnostic)

[claycuy]

If I may ask, is there a way I can try to connect Acode with Termux?

[bajrangCoder]

If I may ask, is there a way I can try to connect Acode with Termux?

What do you mean by connect here accessing terminal or lsp etc ?

[claycuy]

I mean, for example, connecting Acode's LSP to Termux. I'd like to learn more about the built-in features in the latest version.

[bajrangCoder]

You can check docs about the lsp runtime provider : https://docs.acode.app/docs/advanced-apis/lsp#runtime-providers

Basically in simple terms, you need to translate those saf uri to termux accessible paths so lsp running on termux can understand it. You'll need to run lsp server on termux using the axs which comes with a proxy(over WebSocket), also register those lsp to acode too.

Also check these codes:

You need similar runtime provider for termux with path translation:

Acode/src/cm/lsp/runtimes/builtinAlpine.ts

Line 50 in aec0dfd

export const builtinAlpineRuntimeProvider: LspRuntimeProvider = {

https://github.com/Acode-Foundation/Acode/blob/main/src/cm/lsp/runtimeProviders.ts
https://github.com/Acode-Foundation/Acode/blob/main/src/cm/lsp/runtimeActions.ts

[VectorPeak]

LSP needs a language server installed for the language you’re editing, and Acode must be able to start/connect to that server. Installing something only inside Termux usually won’t be enough, because Acode’s built-in LSP does not automatically use Termux’s environment/path.

Example: for TypeScript/JavaScript, the language server would usually be typescript-language-server; for Python it may be pyright or pylsp; for HTML/CSS/JSON there are separate vscode language servers. Install/run the server in the same runtime Acode’s LSP is using, then enable/configure LSP for that file type in Acode.

If you want to use Termux specifically, you’ll need a plugin/integration that lets Acode talk to language servers running there. Otherwise, use Acode’s built-in terminal/runtime for now.

The missing detail is the language you’re trying to use LSP with, because the setup depends on the specific language server.