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Not necessarily true. LuaLS, the most popular LSP, uses LuaCATS (Lua comments and type system) annotations. You can place annotation files (type stubs) in a di
by pseudony 2y ago
Not necessarily true.
LuaLS, the most popular LSP, uses LuaCATS (Lua comments and type system) annotations.
You can place annotation files (type stubs) in a directory and the LSP will pick them up.
I use this for a project of mine where I embed a Lua interpreter where I made several additional Lua modules available.