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hrsh7th/nvim-compe is an open source project licensed under MIT License which is an OSI approved license.
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NOTE:
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Posts
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Automatically "hover" over first option of the autocompletemenu
Here is the documentation: https://github.com/hrsh7th/nvim-compe/blob/4b3ade100866bb64b472644642da670e2fc61dde/doc/compe.txt#L247
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LSP: add missing imports on complete using the built-in omnifunc
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 ().
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Built-in LSP diagnostics with long text?
I would recommend taking a look at compe#scroll from compe. It's in autoload/compe.vim 79-97. It offers scrolling in lsp signature helpers. I don't know if it will directly work for K documentation, but it will at least give you a starting point.
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nvim-compe path completion from working directory
After reading so much good about nvim-compe from u/hrsh7th I finally gave it a go.
Not currently supported, but very easy to add. This is the relevant code https://github.com/hrsh7th/nvim-compe/blob/9fc416854685a8e05836b70d477d9bbbddefcd3b/lua/compe_path/init.lua#L88
thanks for the detailled answer, I opened an issue and might try to do it myself if I find the time
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neovim ... the neovim way
I also strongly recommend upgrading to Neovim HEAD via brew install --HEAD neovim. Do that until 0.5 is officially released. Why? Because you want to be playing with LSP, Treesitter and nvim-compe now. Those are the shiny toys that Neovim has that Vim does not, else why come over.
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Which AutoComplete Plugin do u use?
Autocompletion: nvim-comple
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nlsp-settings: A plugin for setting Neovim LSP with JSON files
nvim-compe
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How can I correctly map compe#confirm() with jiangmao/auto-pairs?
The documentation of compe states, that when using an auto-pair-plugin, the compe#confirm() function has to be mapped correctly. The link above shows configurations for lexima.vim and delimitMate
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Function signature autocompletion with nvim-compe (and typescript)
This is indeed because of bespoke stuff in coc: https://github.com/hrsh7th/nvim-compe/issues/302
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Auto-completion plugin
Try https://github.com/hrsh7th/nvim-compe
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Neovim 0.5 + LSP + Treesitter + compe + indent-blankline + gitsigns = magnificent
As I have previously posted I am a huge fan of nvim-compe for fast and easy auto-completion.
As noted by @elianiva there is already an issue.
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Can't get LSP completion to work.
I've already tried with two different clients, first with nvim-compe and then completion-nvim