ray-x/cmp-treesitter/pull/10 cause completion system to broke

[CharlesChiuGit]

ray-x/cmp-treesitter#10 introduces dynamic kind_text, causing lspkind's symbol_text unable to replace kind_text with icons.

[ayamir]

Yes, I have encountered this problem.

[CharlesChiuGit]

@ayamir We might need to lock the commit for now.

[3rd]

Hey, replied in ray-x/cmp-treesitter#10, it should be a quick and sane change for lspkind to provide a default icon.

[3rd]

@CharlesChiuGit btw nice work on the nvim distro, to keep it lean you could remove lspkind.nvim as a dependency, it only maps an icon to a kind and adds a clipping feature, don't think you'd need much more than this:

local kind_icons = {
  Class = "ﴯ",
  -- Class = "",
  -- Class = "",
  Color = "",
  -- Color = "",
  Constant = "",
  -- Constant = "",
  Constructor = "",
  -- Constructor = "",
  -- Constructor = "",
  Enum = "",
  EnumMember = "",
  Event = "",
  Field = "ﰠ",
  -- Field = "",
  -- Field = "",
  -- Field = "",
  File = "",
  -- File = "",
  -- File = "",
  Folder = "",
  -- Folder = "",
  Function = "",
  Interface = "",
  Keyword = "",
  Method = "",
  Module = "",
  Operator = "",
  Property = "",
  -- Property = "ﰠ",
  Reference = "",
  -- Reference = "",
  -- Reference = "",
  Snippet = "",
  -- Snippet = "",
  Struct = "פּ",
  -- Struct = "",
  Text = "",
  -- Text = "",
  TypeParameter = "",
  -- TypeParameter = "",
  Unit = "",
  Value = "",
  Variable = "",
  -- Variable = "",
  -- Variable = "",
  -- tree-sitter
  String = "",
}

cmp.setup({
  formatting = {
    format = function(entry, vim_item)
      local icon = kind_icons[vim_item.kind] or "default icon or text"
      vim_item.kind = icon .. " " .. vim_item.kind
      return vim_item
    end,
  }
})

, and you're always in control & it's easy to extend.

[CharlesChiuGit]

@CharlesChiuGit btw nice work on the nvim distro, to keep it lean you could remove lspkind.nvim as a dependency, it only maps an icon to a kind and adds a clipping feature, don't think you'd need much more than this:

local kind_icons = {
  Class = "ﴯ",
  -- Class = "",
  -- Class = "",
  Color = "",
  -- Color = "",
  Constant = "",
  -- Constant = "",
  Constructor = "",
  -- Constructor = "",
  -- Constructor = "",
  Enum = "",
  EnumMember = "",
  Event = "",
  Field = "ﰠ",
  -- Field = "",
  -- Field = "",
  -- Field = "",
  File = "",
  -- File = "",
  -- File = "",
  Folder = "",
  -- Folder = "",
  Function = "",
  Interface = "",
  Keyword = "",
  Method = "",
  Module = "",
  Operator = "",
  Property = "",
  -- Property = "ﰠ",
  Reference = "",
  -- Reference = "",
  -- Reference = "",
  Snippet = "",
  -- Snippet = "",
  Struct = "פּ",
  -- Struct = "",
  Text = "",
  -- Text = "",
  TypeParameter = "",
  -- TypeParameter = "",
  Unit = "",
  Value = "",
  Variable = "",
  -- Variable = "",
  -- Variable = "",
  -- tree-sitter
  String = "",
}

cmp.setup({
  formatting = {
    format = function(entry, vim_item)
      local icon = kind_icons[vim_item.kind] or "   "
      vim_item.kind = icon .. " " .. vim_item.kind
      return vim_item
    end,
  }
})

, and you're always in control & it's easy to extend.

That's a nice idea! Thanks for the advice, I'll look into that.

[CharlesChiuGit]

fixed in https://github.com/ayamir/nvimdots/tree/0.9