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The lsp client in Neovim knows how to speak this protocol and can map editor actions like hover, go to definition, etc to the protocol messages. But Neovim is just one end of the protocol, it needs a server to talk to in order to get language smarts. These language servers have to be started up and running for things to work. The lsp config repo started out as a wiki of the different language servers, how to install them, how to start them, and what options they take. Now this repo has become much more of a library to help configure language servers.
I also have a couple of language servers I set up in my dotfiles you can see here if it’s helpful. I only do things a little more fancy to share some code between my language servers. Happy to provide additional help or explanation if needed.
If you want a minimal config, try Kickstart: https://github.com/nvim-lua/kickstart.nvim It is meant to be a starting point with the basics set up for you. You can remove things you don't want or add other things you do want.
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