lsp-mode can convert emacs to a full-fledged IDE.
It works almost fine with default settings.
But if you want to tune further, variables by each language can be utilized.
Deno
deno lsp
can be configured through tsconfig.json
. For example Javascript project - not Typescript - doesn’t need noImplicitAny
check:
{
"compilerOptions": {
"noImplicitAny": false
}
}
lsp-clients-deno-config can change tsconfig.json path:
(setq lsp-clients-deno-config (expand-file-name "~/.tsconfig.json"))
After settings, you can confirm its startup behavior with deno-ls::stderr
buffer.
⁋ Jan 12, 2023↻ Feb 6, 2025

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Chuma Takahiro
Chuma Takahiro