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The motivation was to address the uncertainty that can sometimes accompany using LSP.
I wanted to create a solution that would provide better visibility into the LSP's processes.
Basic setup will use vim.notify() for notifications:
use {
'mrded/nvim-lsp-notify',
config=function()
require('lsp-notify').setup({})
end
}
You can pass notify function, for example from nvim-notify:
use {
'mrded/nvim-lsp-notify',
requires= { 'rcarriga/nvim-notify' },
config=function()
require('lsp-notify').setup({
notify=require('notify'),
})
end
}
Or icons to customize icons:
use {
'mrded/nvim-lsp-notify',
requires= { 'rcarriga/nvim-notify' },
config=function()
require('lsp-notify').setup({
icons= {
spinner= { '|', '/', '-', '\\' }, -- `= false` to disable only this icondone='!' -- `= false` to disable only this icon
}
})
end
}
Or icons = false to disable them completely:
use {
'mrded/nvim-lsp-notify',
requires= { 'rcarriga/nvim-notify' },
config=function()
require('lsp-notify').setup({
icons=false
})
end
}
Credits
I am deeply grateful to the creators of nvim-notify for their invaluable contributions.
Their work, specifically the implementation of LSP notifications in their usage recipes, served as the foundation for this project, which has been developed into a convenient, standalone module.
