⚠️ I no longer use coc and therefore stopped maintaining coc-sourcekit.
Sourcekit language server extension for coc.
In vim or neovim, run command:
:CocInstall coc-sourcekit
See sourcekit-lsp.
Key | Description | Default |
---|---|---|
sourcekit.enable |
Enable sourcekit extension | true |
sourcekit.commandPath |
Path to sourcekit-lsp binary | Output of which sourcekit-lsp |
sourcekit.trace.server |
Trace the communication between coc and the sourcekit language server | |
sourcekit.sdkPath |
The path to the desired SDK | Nothing |
sourcekit.sdk |
The name to the desired SDK to be fetched | Nothing |
sourcekit.targetArch |
The name of the target (e.g x86_64-apple-ios13.2-simulator) to generate code | |
sourcekit.args |
Extra arguments to pass to the lsp | [] |
sourcekit.env |
Environment variables to pass to the lsp. | {} |
You can configure SourceKit's logging and toolchain path through sourcekit.env
:
"sourcekit.env": {
"SOURCEKIT_TOOLCHAIN_PATH": "/home/USER/swift-DEVELOPMENT-SNAPSHOT-2021-07-30-a-ubuntu20.04/",
"SOURCEKIT_LOGGING": "3" // verbose logging
}
yarn build
or yarn build:watch
yarn run link:add
to link extensionTo see that it worked use :CocOpenLog
.
Alternatively a .env
is provided which allows for tailing the logs outside of vim:
# In the split/tab you will open vim
source .env
# In another split/tab
tail -f coc.log
Or source it automatically.