coc-astro

fork from a astro-vscode

Astro extension for coc.nvim

coc-astro-demo

Install

CocInstall:

:CocInstall @yaegassy/coc-astro

scoped packages

e.g. vim-plug:

Plug 'yaegassy/coc-astro', {'do': 'yarn install --frozen-lockfile'}

Note

Filetype related

The "filetype" must be astro for this extension to work.

Install "astro" related plugin. (e.g. vim-astro or nvim-treesitter).

How to set up TypeScript in your Astro project for coc.nvim

You need coc-tsserver. Please install it if you haven't already.

coc-astro has a setting to use @astrojs/ts-plugin in the extension as well as astro-vscode, so you can use typescript as it is.

[RECOMMENDED] Additional installation of "watchman"

In the @astrojs/language-server used by coc-astro, it utilizes the workspace/didChangeWatchedFiles notification to watch files within the project.

In coc.nvim, it is recommended to install watchman in order to utilize this feature.

See:

If you have difficulty installing watchman, you can use coc-astro without watchman, but you may not be able to immediately use IntelliSense with the newly added files.

In this case, please execute the command to restart the language server.

:CocRestart

Dealing with text corruption when determining completion item

coc-astro provides a setting called astro.disableResolveCompletionItem. Set this setting to true in coc-settings.json. The default is false.

Please note that if this setting is set to true, feature such as "auto-import" upon completion item determination will not work.

coc-settings.json:

{
  "astro.disableResolveCompletionItem": true
}

Related issues in upstream

Configuration options

astro.enable: Enable coc-astro extension, default: true
astro.disableResolveCompletionItem: Disable completionItem/resolve feature, default: false
astro.useWorkspaceTsdk: Use workspace (project) detected tsLibs in astro. if false, use coc-astro's built-in tsLibs, default: false
astro.language-server.ls-path: Path to the language server executable. You won't need this in most cases, set this only when needing a specific version of the language server, default: null
astro.language-server.runtime: Path to the node executable used to execute the language server. You won't need this in most cases, default: null
astro.trace.server: Traces the communication between coc.nvim and the language server, valid option: ["off", "messages", "verbose"], default: "off"