LSP: add missing imports on complete using the built-in omnifunc

• nvim-compe

  91 1,332 8.3 Lua

  Discontinued Auto completion Lua plugin for nvim

I imagine most LSP users use a plugin like nvim-compe to handle completion, but I love the simplicity of Vim's built-in completion options. In particular, the built-in v:lua.vim.lsp.omnifuncis (in my experience) faster and more reliable than external plugins, but one feature I missed from compe was adding missing imports on completion ().

• nvim-lsp-ts-utils

  30 432 8.0 Lua

  Discontinued Utilities to improve the TypeScript development experience for Neovim's built-in LSP client.

I put together a simple implementation that works with vim.lsp.omnifunc for my TypeScript-focused plugin, nvim-lsp-ts-utils, but since it'll (theoretically) work with any language server that supports completionItem/resolve requests and returns text edits, I thought I'd share it here.

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• vim-mucomplete

  16 909 0.0 Vim Script

  Chained completion that works the way you want!

I think the best solution to get snippets working with native completion would be something like MUcomplete, which can integrate with a bunch of snippet plugins. I personally prefer to keep control over what kind of completion I see, but MUcomplete is quite good.

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