Hyuga - Yet Another Hy Language Server

Forked from hy-language-server.

This software is still in the experimental stage!

Please be aware that specifications may change without prior notice.

Status

Verified-working Hy version: 1.0.0

|Hy version|Hyuga Support| |----------|-------------| |0.24 |0.2.1 | |0.25 |? | |0.26 |? | |0.27 |? | |0.28 |? | |1.0.0 |1.0.0 |

We need your help to check the support status for each hy version.

Please report the results in issues!

Feature

• textDocument/did{Open,Change}
• textDocument/completion
  • Display a list of all modules installed in your system, including classes/functions in the currently opening source. (Plain Python symbols are also included.)
• textDocument/definition
  • Jump to the definition. (Currently, this refers to hy-source only.)
• textDocument/hover

Screenshots

Completion

Jump to definition

Install

Regular Global Install

pip3 install hyuga

On Arch based systems, or other systems that use an externally managed Python environment where the above is not possible:

pipx install hyuga

Also, ensure you installed hy the same way via pipx, not pacman/yay, as the package has not yet been updated to 1.0.0, and is currently stuck at 0.29.0-1 for the moment. This likely won't apply in the future as it will inevitably be updated, but pipx is generally the safer route here as it pulls it straight from pypi, and doesn't depend on a maintainer to keep it up to date.

Setup

Neovim(nvim) Lua setup via lspconfig

Install vim-hy for filetype detection. This is optional, as you can register the filetype yourself, but you'll likely want to run this anyway if you're using Hy with Neovim, as it provides syntax highlighting among other things.

Then define an entry for Hyuga:

local lspconfig = require("lspconfig")
local lsp_configs = require("lspconfig.configs")

if not lsp_configs.hy then
  lsp_configs.hy = {
    default_config = {
      cmd = { 'hyuga' },
      filetypes = { 'hy' },
      root_dir = function(fname)
        return lspconfig.util.path.dirname(fname)
      end,
    },
    docs = {
      description = "Hyuga language server for the Hy programming language, a Python dialect of LISP"
    }
  }
end

And finally, don't forget to run setup! As a reference, here's how I have it set up. I prefer to defer setup (you may need to run :LspStart in case it doesn't auto-attach on the first hy file that gets opened, but only the first)

vim.api.nvim_create_autocmd("FileType", {
  once = true,
  pattern = 'hy',
  callback = function(_)
    local ls_entry = lsp_configs.hy
    ls_entry.setup {
      -- Any extended capabilities or custom on_attach functions go here as usual,
      -- e.g. for nvim-cmp other such plugins where you'd extend capabilities:
      -- capabilities = extended_capabilities,
      -- on_attach = custom_on_attach
      -- Can just be left blank, but included for reference. 
    }
  end
})

neovim(nvim) + vim-lsp + vim-lsp-settings

Install vim-lsp and vim-lsp-settings, open a *.hy file with filetype=hy, then run :LspInstallServer

• coc-marketplace
• npm
• vim:

" command line
CocInstall hyuga-vscode-client
" or add the following code to your vimrc
let g:coc_global_extensions = ['hyuga-vscode-client', 'other coc-plugins']

Visual Studio Code(VSCode)

• Install hyuga to your python environment. (Refer to the Plain install section for details.)
• In VSCode, open Extensions view, search for hyuga, and install Hyuga VSCode Client.
  • or: visit Hyuga VSCode Client - Visual Studio Marketplace and install.

Development

Setup

• Install poetry.
• Clone this project: git clone https://github.com/sakuraiyuta/hyuga.git
• In project directory, execute poetry install.

Test

poetry run pytest tests

License

MIT