ZedScripts LSP
ZedScripts LSP is a language server protocol implementation in Python for the scripting format of Project Zomboid. Previously a VSCode extension, it is now reimplemented as a standalone LSP.
Installation
Releases
Python package
Git
pip install git+https://github.com/PZ-Wiki-Modding/ZedScripts-LSP.git
Local
pip install .
Usage
You can either launch the LSP from Python or you can launch the software as is.
LSP cache directory
The LSP uses a cache directory on your system to store temporary files and logs as well as configuration files. You can find it here:
Linux
~/.zedscripts
Windows
%USERPROFILE%\.zedscripts
Configuration
The LSP uses configurations files which provide information to the LSP about various settings. You have access to a global configuration file
Example configuration:
{
"dataset": {
"latest": true
},
"libraries": [
"/home/simon/.steam/debian-installation/steamapps/common/ProjectZomboid/projectzomboid/media",
]
}
WIP: proper documentation will come soon
IDE configuration
Based on the IDE you use, you may need to install the ZedScripts LSP application for your OS in the releases (Linux, Windows).
Visual Studio Code
Install the ZedScripts extension from the Visual Studio Code marketplace. The extension will handle the downloading and setup of the ZedScripts LSP server for you.
VIM
Using yegappan/lsp, setup the ZedScripts LSP server as follows:
let lspServers = [
\ #{
\ name: 'zedscripts',
\ filetype: ['text', 'zedscripts'],
\ path: 'path/to/ZedScripts',
\ args: []
\ }
\ ]
autocmd User LspSetup call LspAddServer(lspServers)
License
See LICENSE for details.
Metadata
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