Editor and LSP support

[alpine marten]

Hi, is there any good LSP / editor support. I would like to use Typst in neovim but I can't seem to find any good resources on it

[errant jungle]

https://github.com/qjcg/awesome-typst#editor-integrations

[alpine marten]

yeah i just found that

tihs very second

[vast bough]

@alpine marten Were you able to get syntax highlighting in neovim?

[alpine marten]

Not yet. Will do so before my exams tho

[vast bough]

Ty

[subtle sierra]

im using this plugin which includes vim syntax highlighting as a temp replacement for treesitter:

https://github.com/kaarmu/typst.vim

as for lsp, typst_lsp in lspconfig does work, but u need a .git folder to detect root_dir

[vast bough]

@subtle sierra I installed the vim plugin, but still no highlighting

[subtle sierra]

which package manager r u using? could u send ur config?

[vast bough]

Packer

and sure

and then in my packer setup

[vast bough]

@subtle sierra

[subtle sierra]

Maybe try removing the vim.filetype.add line and see if it works

[vast bough]

But then nvim thinks the .typ file is sql.

and the lsp doesn't connect

[subtle sierra]

this is my current config for typst (im using lazy.nvim, and mason for lsp)

for lsp, i realized it only works if there's a .git at the same level as the main .typ file

i think the .typ ftplugin is handled by typst.vim already, so there shouldn't be a need to set it

[vast bough]

What are your capabilities?

[vast bough]

The typst.vim just doesn't get loaded

[dusty tree]

typ files should be detected by typst.vim however, the built-in sql plugin does some strange things and also get loaded (only neovim). It is strange that you don't get highlighting though. Are you sure it isn't loaded, e.g. is it listed in :scriptnames?

[vast bough]

@dusty tree yeah I checked it

it isn't there

[vast bough]

alrighty

reinstalled packer and it works now

[summer wagon]

FYI, the native detection of the typst filetype should be effective in the next releases of both vim and neovim.
The editor will detect if a .typ file is either sql or typst by looking at its content.
The user can also set vim.g.filetype_typ = "typst" in his config.

Relevant PRs:

• vim: https://github.com/vim/vim/commit/4ce1bda869e4ec0152d7dcbe1e491ceac5341d5e
• neovim: https://github.com/neovim/neovim/pull/23578

[vast bough]

Anyclue when the next release is?

[crude wren]

Is there a Typst treesitter plugin for Neovim?

[summer wagon]

Of typst or nvim ?
If you are talking about nvim, you can add

vim.filetype.add({extension = { typ = "typst" }})

to your config.

[summer wagon]

There was an effort to create a parser: https://github.com/SeniorMars/tree-sitter-typst
and a nvim lua plugin: https://github.com/SeniorMars/typst.nvim
but the author seems to have abandonned those repos since early April...