VIM + CoC for python - How hard could it be?

• coc-pyright

  15 1,251 9.1 TypeScript

  Pyright extension for coc.nvim

you can considerate use coc-pyright

• Jedi-vim

  11 5,238 4.1 Python

  Using the jedi autocompletion library for VIM.

See https://github.com/davidhalter/jedi-vim

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• jedi-language-server

  8 541 7.3 Python

  A Python language server exclusively for Jedi. If Jedi supports it well, this language server should too.

ok ... you right, so if you need work with python2 (for any reason...) you can use coc-jedi and try this: install jedi-language-server with pipx just do:

• vim-lsp

  81 3,005 6.8 Vim Script

  async language server protocol plugin for vim and neovim

Well, I guess I can't convince you it's a bad idea. At least tell me how it goes. I don't use coc anymore personally, and when I did I just used coc-python, so I can't offer a coc-based alternative. I use vim-lsp now which is another option. Someone else mentioned neovim with its LSP as well. For python I have microsoft's LSP configured, but I haven't used it recently and since their pylance announcement I have heard their support for it might not continue or just get worse. Actually, I'm not sure what versions of Python it supports. This server lists support for at least 2.7, and seems to integrate with other python tools as well. Vim-lsp eliminates the node dependency but comes with far fewer defaults.

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