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it does tho. When you run require('lspconfig')[language-server-name].setup(), the plugin will use the server configuration stored in those files and merge it with any options you pass into setup to configure the specified language server.
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I found an LSP Intelephense configuration file that I do not understand how to implement: https://github.com/pwntester/nvim-lsp/blob/master/lua/nvim_lsp/intelephense.lua
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Step four is adding autocompletion. This requires you to pick an autocompletion plugin and make it work with neovim's native LSP client. Right now the popular choice is nvim-cmp. This is one is a bit tricky to setup, it's modular architecture makes it so you have to install a few other plugins to make it work.
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I have basic example config here: nvim-lspconfig + nvim-cmp.