hx-requests-lsp 1.2.3

Language Server Protocol implementation for hx-requests Django library

hx-requests-lsp

Language Server Protocol implementation for the hx-requests Django library.

Features

• Autocomplete: Get suggestions for hx_request names in Django templates (prioritizes current app, works with or without quotes)
• Go-to-Definition: Jump from template usage to the Python class definition
• Find References: Find all template usages of an hx_request
• Diagnostics: Warnings for undefined hx_request names
• Hover Information: View details about an hx_request on hover

Installation

VS Code (Recommended)

Install the hx-requests-lsp extension from the VS Code Marketplace. The extension bundles the language server - no additional setup required.

Other Editors

Install the language server via pip/pipx:

pip install hx-requests-lsp
# or
pipx install hx-requests-lsp

Neovim Configuration

Note: hx-requests-lsp is not yet in nvim-lspconfig's built-in server list, so you need to define it as a custom server.

Vanilla Neovim with nvim-lspconfig:

-- Define the custom server first
vim.lsp.config('hx_requests_lsp', {
  cmd = { 'hx-requests-lsp', '--stdio' },
  filetypes = { 'html', 'htmldjango', 'python' },
  root_markers = { 'manage.py', '.git' },
})

-- Then enable it
vim.lsp.enable('hx_requests_lsp')

LazyVim:

Add this to your lua/plugins/lspconfig.lua:

return {
  "neovim/nvim-lspconfig",
  opts = function(_, opts)
    -- Define the custom server
    vim.lsp.config("hx_requests_lsp", {
      cmd = { "hx-requests-lsp", "--stdio" },
      filetypes = { "html", "htmldjango", "python" },
      root_markers = { "manage.py", ".git" },
    })

    -- Add to server list
    return vim.tbl_deep_extend("force", opts or {}, {
      servers = {
        hx_requests_lsp = {},
      },
    })
  end,
}

NvChad / LunarVim / AstroNvim:

Add the vim.lsp.config() definition to your configuration file before setting up lspconfig, then add hx_requests_lsp = {} to your servers list.

Other Editors

Configure your editor to use hx-requests-lsp --stdio as the language server command for html, htmldjango, and python filetypes in Django projects (detected by manage.py in the root directory).

Usage

Once installed, the LSP provides these features in your editor:

Feature	Description
Go to Definition	Jump to hx_request class from template usage
Find References	Find all template usages of an hx_request
Hover Info	View details about an hx_request on hover
Autocomplete	Get suggestions when typing {% hx_get or {% hx_post
Diagnostics	Warnings for undefined hx_request names

Supported Patterns

Python (definitions)

from hx_requests.hx_requests import BaseHxRequest, ModalHxRequest

class MyRequest(BaseHxRequest):
    name = "my_request"  # This name is indexed
    GET_template = "partials/my.html"

Templates (usages)

{% load hx_tags %}

<!-- hx_post with name as first argument -->
<button {% hx_post 'my_request' object=item %}>Click</button>

<!-- hx_get -->
<div {% hx_get 'another_request' %}>Load</div>

<!-- hx_vals with hx_request_name keyword -->
<div {% hx_vals hx_request_name='my_request' title='Modal' %}>Open</div>

Requirements

• Python 3.11+

Troubleshooting

Server not found

1. Verify it's installed: which hx-requests-lsp
2. Make sure you're in the correct virtualenv or used pipx for global install
3. For Neovim, check if the LSP is running with :LspInfo

No autocompletion or diagnostics

1. Ensure your template files are properly recognized by your editor
2. Restart your editor to reload the extension
3. Check that hx_request classes have a name attribute

License

MIT License - see LICENSE file for details

Contributing

Contributions are welcome! See CONTRIBUTING.md for development setup instructions.