Python Language Server
A Python 2.7 and 3.4+ implementation of the Language Server Protocol making use of Jedi, pycodestyle, Pyflakes and YAPF.
Plugins
Installing these plugins will add extra functionality to the language server:
Mypy type checking (requires Python 3) - https://github.com/tomv564/pyls-mypy
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Installation
pip install python-language-server
Development
To run the test suite:
pip install .[test] && tox
Develop against VS Code
The Python language server can be developed against a local instance of Visual Studio Code.
Install VSCode for Mac
From within VSCode View -> Command Palette, then type shell and run install 'code' command in PATH
# Setup a virtual env
virtualenv env
. env/bin/activate
# Install pyls
pip install .
# Install the vscode-client extension
cd vscode-client
npm install .
# Run VSCode which is configured to use pyls
# See the bottom of vscode-client/src/extension.ts for info
npm run vscode -- $PWD/../Then to debug, click View -> Output and in the dropdown will be pyls. To refresh VSCode, press Cmd + r
License
This project is made available under the MIT License.
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