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roxma / nvim-completion-manager

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flow support? #81

Closed ahmedelgabri closed 7 years ago

ahmedelgabri commented 7 years ago

Any plans to add flow support?

charliesbot commented 7 years ago

this would be awesome!

davidosomething commented 7 years ago

i believe you can do passthrough from deoplete-flow by adding both deoplete and deoplete-flow, and setting up deoplete as an nvim-completion-manager source

ahmedelgabri commented 7 years ago

i believe you can do passthrough from deoplete-flow by adding both deoplete and deoplete-flow, and setting up deoplete as an nvim-completion-manager source

I'm actually trying nvim-completion-manager, because I had too many issues with deoplete.

Shougo commented 7 years ago

I'm actually trying nvim-completion-manager, because I had too many issues with deoplete.

Interesting.

ahmedelgabri commented 7 years ago

@Shougo Just to be clear, maybe deoplete itself is not bad but the other completions are the problem. I had lots of problems with deoplete-tern for example.

While nvim-completion-manager & completor.vim they just work. So I'm trying all the options to see which one will work for me

Shougo commented 7 years ago

Ah, OK. I recommend for you to use LSP typescript client. It also supports javascript.

charliesbot commented 7 years ago

@Shougo that lsp server doesn't support flow. Actually, it shows errors everywhere cause flow is not a valid syntax

Shougo commented 7 years ago

LSP flow client is needed...

roxma commented 7 years ago

Closing

Further discussions should be posted on https://github.com/roxma/ncm-flow/issues/1

tssm commented 7 years ago

Actually Facebook is developing a Flow language server.