sage-lsp
Description
SageMath Language Server Protocol
[!TIP] This project may work well with SageMath 10.9+. Other versions lack stubs for Cython files, so they may have limited functionality.
However, until now (2026-5-22), SageMath 10.9 is not accessible from conda-forge (but it released on github).
You may need to install it from source code. And edit some code.
git clone --branch 10.9 --single-branch https://github.com/sagemath/sage.git cd sage mamba env create --file environment-3.13-linux.yml --name sage10.9 mamba activate sage10.9 pip install .Using
sage --versionto check if successfully installed.
Features
Supported from plugins(very thanks to those projects, they finished a lot of work):
- pygls basic LSP server framework
- pycodestyle linter for style checking
- autopep8 formatter for code formatting
- pyflakes linter for error checking
- jedi definition, type definiton, hover, references provider
- parso(dependency of jedi) for folding
- docstring-to-markdown praser for converting docstrings to markdown for hover information
Supported from native code:
- Support Jupyter notebook
- Only support using
from sage.xxx import xxxorimport sage.xxx(no alias) - Local symbols cache for Sage
- Custom formatting rules for Sage
- Custom error checking for Sage
- Custom definition for Sage symbols
- Custom hover information for Sage symbols
- Check references for Sage (only in current file)
- Jump to definiton in Cython files (
.pyx) from Stubs (.pyi) in Sage 10.8+ - Support type inference for Sage (depend on
.pyiin Sage 10.8+) - Support type hints hover info for unfollowed variables
- Quick fix for undefined name in Sage
- Completion for Sage (depend on
.pyiin Sage 10.8+)
Install
From source code:
git clone https://github.com/SeanDictionary/sage-lsp && cd sage-lsp
pip install .
From pip:
pip install sage-lsp
Usage
Directly run the server
sagelsp --help // print usage information
sagelsp --sage // print if SageMath is available and its version
sagelsp -l // set log level (default: INFO)
sagelsp --clear // clear local symbols cache and exit
Configuration
The server reads style-related configuration from:
- Global config:
~/.config/pycodestyle - Project config in workspace root:
.pycodestyle,setup.cfg,tox.ini
Project config overrides global config.
For project config files, only the first file found in this order is used:
.pycodestylesetup.cfgtox.ini
The parser currently reads these sections:
[pycodestyle][autopep8][notebook]
Top 2 sections are
[pycodestyle]
Used for style diagnostics from pycodestyle.
Supported keys:
selectignoreexcludemax-line-lengthindent-sizehang-closingexperimentalaggressive
Example:
[pycodestyle]
ignore = E741, E742, E743, E722, E501
max-line-length = 160
[autopep8]
Used for formatting from autopep8.
Supported keys:
selectignoreexcludemax-line-lengthindent-sizehang-closingexperimentalaggressive
If [autopep8] is missing, the server falls back to [pycodestyle] for formatter config.
Example:
[autopep8]
max-line-length = 100
aggressive = 1
[notebook]
Used for Jupyter notebook cell-specific overrides.
At the moment, this section supports:
ignore
Its values are appended to the normal config when formatting or linting notebook cells.This is useful for rules that are often noisy in cells, such as trailing blank lines at the end of a cell.
Example: Usually, checking W391 (blank line at end of file) and W292 (no newline at end of file) is useless in notebook cells
[notebook]
ignore = W391, W292
Complete example
All sections can be empty.
[pycodestyle]
ignore = E741, E742, E743, E722, E501
max-line-length = 160
[autopep8]
max-line-length = 120
aggressive = 1
[notebook]
ignore = W391, W292
Using with extension SageMath-for-VScode
[!TIP] Make sure you have installed the package
sage-lspin the same Python environment as your SageMath installation, and that the extension can import it.
Install pre-release version 2.0.2-beta from Extension Market to try the new features.
The sorce code of the extension is in SeanDictionary/SageMath-for-VScode. You can also download the pre-release version from GitHub Releases
Change Logs
See CHANGELOG.md
Contributing
See CONTRIBUTING.md
License
This project is licensed under the GPL-3.0 License. See the LICENSE file for details.
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