Lsp Plugin for working with Python virtual environments

Overview

py_lsp.nvim

What is py_lsp?

py_lsp.nvim is a neovim plugin that helps with using the lsp feature for python development.

It tackles the problem about the activation and usage of python virtual environments for the nvim lsp.

Installation

Using vim-plug:

Plug 'HallerPatrick/py_lsp.nvim'

Using packer.nvim:

use {'HallerPatrick/py_lsp.nvim'}

Usage

Instead of initializing the server on your own, like in nvim-lspconfig, py_lsp is doing that for you.

Put this in your init.lua (or wrap in lua call for your init.vim)

require'py_lsp'.setup {
  -- This is optional, but allows to create virtual envs from nvim
  host_python = "/path/to/python/bin"
}

This minimal setup will automatically pass a python virtual environment path to the LSP client for completion/linting.

Features

py_lsp exposes several commands that help with a virtual env workflow.

Command Parameter Usage
:PyLspCurrentVenv No Prints the currently used python venv
:PyLspDeactiveVenv No Shuts down the current LSP client
:PyLspReload No Reload LSP client with current python venv
:PyLspActivateVenv venv name Activates a virtual env with given name (default: 'venv'). This venv should lie in project root
:PyLspCreateVenv venv name Creates a virtual env with given name (default: 'venv'). Requires host_python to be set and have virtualenv installed
:PyRun command Run files and modules from current virtuale env

Most of these commands can be also run over a popup menu with :PyLspPopup.

Example Workflow

You open up your python project. Because there is no python virtual env confirgured, the LSP is not starting.

  1. You run :PyLspCreateVenv venv to create a new virtual env from host_python.
  2. You run :PyLspCurrentVenv to check if the LSP client is using your new venv.
  3. You run :PyRun -m pip install -r requirements.txt to install project dependencies.
  4. You run :PyLspReload so that the LSP client also find your new site-packages for autocompletion and correct linting.

You start programming!

Extras

The virtual environment path and name can be retrieved with client.config.settings.python.pythonPath and client.config.settings.python.venv_name. This can for example be used in your statuslines.

Example provider for feline:

local function lsp_provider(component)

    local clients = {}
    local icon = component.icon or ''

    for _, client in pairs(vim.lsp.buf_get_clients()) do
        if client.name == "pyright" then
          -- Check if lsp was initialized with py_lsp
          if client.config.settings.python["pythonPath"] ~= nil then
            local venv_name = client.config.settings.python.venv_name
            clients[#clients+1] = icon .. client.name .. '('.. venv_name .. ')'
          end
        else
          clients[#clients+1] = icon .. client.name
        end
    end

    return table.concat(clients, ' ')
end

This will give you a VSCode like status:

Statusline with LSP server and venv name

Configuration

The configurations are not sensible yet, and are suiting my setup. This will change.

Default:

Default Values:
    auto_source = true,
    language_server = "pyright",
    on_attach = nil,
    source_strategies = {"default", "poetry", "system"},
    capabilities = nil,
    host_python = nil

Todo

  • Support for different environment systems:
    • virtualenvwrapper
    • Conda
    • Pipenv

Limitations

  • All features are currently only available with pyright. pylsp is weird. It will still be started, but all features are run with a 'pyright' server or not at all.
  • py_lsp expects to find virtualenv in the cwd, please check for that

Note

This plugin is created due to following Issue.

This plugin currently includes a utility to automatically pass a virtualenv to the pyright lsp server before initialization also take from the Issue. (Thanks lithammer and others).

Comments
  • Telescope is a necessary dependency?

    Telescope is a necessary dependency?

    After installing the plugin:

    E5113: Error while calling lua chunk: ...m/site/pack/packer/start/py_lsp.nvim/lua/py_lsp/init.lua:1: module 'telescope.pickers' not found:
            no field package.preload['telescope.pickers']
            no file './telescope/pickers.lua'
            no file '/__w/neovim/neovim/.deps/usr/share/luajit-2.1.0-beta3/telescope/pickers.lua'
            no file '/usr/local/share/lua/5.1/telescope/pickers.lua'
            no file '/usr/local/share/lua/5.1/telescope/pickers/init.lua'
            no file '/__w/neovim/neovim/.deps/usr/share/lua/5.1/telescope/pickers.lua'
            no file '/__w/neovim/neovim/.deps/usr/share/lua/5.1/telescope/pickers/init.lua'
            no file './telescope/pickers.so'
            no file '/usr/local/lib/lua/5.1/telescope/pickers.so'
            no file '/__w/neovim/neovim/.deps/usr/lib/lua/5.1/telescope/pickers.so'
            no file '/usr/local/lib/lua/5.1/loadall.so'
            no file './telescope.so'
            no file '/usr/local/lib/lua/5.1/telescope.so'
            no file '/__w/neovim/neovim/.deps/usr/lib/lua/5.1/telescope.so'
            no file '/usr/local/lib/lua/5.1/loadall.so'
    stack traceback:
            [C]: in function 'require'
            ...m/site/pack/packer/start/py_lsp.nvim/lua/py_lsp/init.lua:1: in main chunk
            [C]: in function 'require'
            ...user/.config/nvim/lua/settings.lua:46: in main chunk
            [C]: in function 'require'
            /home/user/.config/nvim/init.lua:2: in main chunk
    
    opened by Turbid 3
  • Add conda integration

    Add conda integration

    I noticed this is already on your todos, but it would be a really nice feature to see. It seems like you could integrate it pretty easily by searching the envs path at the conda installation location (usually something like ~/conda). I was able to follow the example here to create my own little change Python interpreter code:

    function change_python_interpreter(path)
        vim.lsp.stop_client(vim.lsp.get_active_clients())
        configs.pyright.settings.python.pythonPath = path
        require'lspconfig'.pyright.setup(configs.pyright)
        vim.cmd('e%')
    end
    
    function get_python_interpreters(a, l, p)
        local paths = {}
        local is_home_dir = function()
            return vim.fn.getcwd(0) == vim.fn.expand("$HOME")
        end
        local commands = {'fd --glob -tl python $HOME/mambaforge', 'which -a python', is_home_dir() and '' or 'find . -name python'}
        for _, cmd in ipairs(commands) do
            local _paths = vim.fn.systemlist(cmd)
            if _paths then
                for _, path in ipairs(_paths) do
                    table.insert(paths, path)
                end
            end
        end
        table.sort(paths)
        local res = {}
        for i, path in ipairs(paths) do
            if path ~= paths[i+1] then table.insert(res, path) end
        end
        return res
    end
    
    vim.api.nvim_exec([[
    command! -nargs=1 -complete=customlist,PythonInterpreterComplete PythonInterpreter lua change_python_interpreter(<q-args>)
    
    function! PythonInterpreterComplete(A,L,P) abort
      return v:lua.get_python_interpreters()
    endfunction
    ]], false)
    

    This provides a PythonInterpreter vim command which offers completion options of all conda environments and works well for me. However, I like what you are doing with this plugin much better.

    opened by cnrrobertson 3
  • Improve options: remove on_attach preset and add capabilities

    Improve options: remove on_attach preset and add capabilities

    Also removes the completion dependency.

    Resolves https://github.com/HallerPatrick/py_lsp.nvim/issues/7

    PS: I think I added some automatic styling in the first, older commit – sorry!

    opened by d-miketa 3
  • Issue with :PyFindVenvs

    Issue with :PyFindVenvs

    So when running this command I get this error image

    Doing some research (and editing my stratagies.lua the function table.unpack isn't available in older versions of lua info - any way I was able to fix it by removing the table.

    Is this something you want to fix ? or should we recommend users update there Lua to 5.2 ?

    opened by thomascrha 2
  • Conda integration

    Conda integration

    As discussed in #18, this adds support for finding and activating conda environments. Reloading and closing environment will work out of the box while PyRun and PyLspCreateVenv will need further work.

    opened by cnrrobertson 2
  • [Help]: more LSP support

    [Help]: more LSP support

    Currently the plugin supports pyright out of box. Is there any plannings of support other python LSP such as https://github.com/python-lsp/python-lsp-server and https://github.com/pappasam/jedi-language-server.

    opened by younger-1 2
  • Add completion.nvim plugin to Installation section in README

    Add completion.nvim plugin to Installation section in README

    Hey thanks for this plugin, it works great!

    When I installed this for the first time with Vim-Plug I did not know this plugin requires completion-nvim so the require("completion") part in options.lua caused an error when resourcing my init.vim file.

    Therefore, I added this to the Installation section :)

    opened by smjonas 1
  • Remove 'completion' from on_attach, add capabilities

    Remove 'completion' from on_attach, add capabilities

    Hi, thanks for the plugin! I'm currently deciding on my Python workflow and this'll probably make the cut. :) I have two improvements to suggest:

    1. It seems unnecessary to demand the completion plugin. It only appears in the default on_attach setting and can be safely removed.
    2. It'd be good to also expose a capabilities field when passing options to require'lspconfig'.setup as that's where you turn on snippet support.
    opened by d-miketa 0
  • Make :PyRun async with output printed to stdout

    Make :PyRun async with output printed to stdout

    Its annoying to wait for a pip install to finish. Also maybe do a auto reload of lsp server after so, the changes in site-packages are seen by Pyright

    enhancement 
    opened by HallerPatrick 0
  • Incompatible with LSP installed by LspInstall

    Incompatible with LSP installed by LspInstall

    https://github.com/kabouzeid/nvim-lspinstall is a convenient plugin to install LSP servers. They end up in a separate directory outside of $PATH (~/.local/share/nvim/lspinstall/python/./node_modules/.bin/pyright-langserver in my case), but https://github.com/kabouzeid/nvim-lspinstall/blob/54b439241e83e0a9ce8f6bcdf3b2c560a2328792/lua/lspinstall.lua#L94 corrects the default cmd for lspconfig to point to that location. However py_lsp doesn't pick up on it for some reason, perhaps overriding cmd or cmd_cwd in default_config?

    This is with py_lsp installed and used to set up Pyright: image image

    And this is with py_lsp disabled: (note cmd) image

    opened by d-miketa 2
Releases(v0.0.1)
Owner
Patrick Haller
Computer Science Master, based in Berlin
Patrick Haller
A command line application, written in Python, for interacting with Spotify.

spotify-py-cli A command line application, written in Python, for interacting with Spotify. The primary purpose behind developing this app was to gain

Drew Loukusa 0 Oct 07, 2021
Simple subcommand CLIs with argparse

multicommand Simple subcommand CLIs with argparse. multicommand uses only the standard library and is ~150 lines of code (modulo comments and whitespa

Andrew Ross 10 Aug 01, 2022
A terminal client for connecting to hack.chat servers

A terminal client for connecting to hack.chat servers.

V9 2 Sep 21, 2022
A simple command line tool written in python to manage a to-do list

A simple command line tool written in python to manage a to-do list Dependencies: python Commands: todolist (-a | --add) [(-p | --priority)] [(-l | --

edwloef 0 Nov 02, 2021
A super simple terminal command shortener 🐟

pcmd A super simple terminal command shortener 🐟 Source code : https://github.com/j0fiN/pcmd Documentation : https://j0fin.github.io/pcmd About Durin

9 Mar 02, 2022
Because sometimes you need to do it live

doitlive doitlive is a tool for live presentations in the terminal. It reads a file of shell commands and replays the commands in a fake terminal sess

Steven Loria 3.2k Jan 09, 2023
instant coding answers via the command line

howdoi instant coding answers via the command line Sherlock, your neighborhood command-line sloth sleuth. Are you a hack programmer? Do you find yours

Benjamin Gleitzman 9.8k Jan 08, 2023
A Telegram Bot Written In Python To Upload Medias To telegra.ph

Telegraph-Uploader A Telegram Bot Written In Python To Upload Medias To telegra.ph DEPLOY YOU CAN SIMPLY DEPLOY ON HEROKU BY CLICKING THE BUTTON BELOW

Rithunand 31 Dec 03, 2022
Microsoft Azure CLI - Azure Command-Line Interface

A great cloud needs great tools; we're excited to introduce Azure CLI, our next generation multi-platform command line experience for Azure.

Microsoft Azure 3.4k Dec 30, 2022
Task-manager-CLI with Priority Modification

Task-manager-CLI with Priority Modification The functions for the app have been written in task.py file. 1. Install Node.js This project requires Node

1 Jan 21, 2022
lfb (light file browser) is a terminal file browser

lfb (light file browser) is a terminal file browser. The whole program is a mess as of now. In the feature I will remove the need for external dependencies, tidy up the code, make an actual readme, a

2 Apr 09, 2022
command line tool for frequent nmigen tasks (generate sources, show design)

nmigen-tool command line tool for frequent nmigen tasks (generate sources, show design) Usage: generate verilog: nmigen generate verilog nmigen_librar

Hans Baier 8 Nov 27, 2022
Low-Cost Open Source Ventilator or PAPR

Last updated 2020/04/19 Low-Cost Open-Source Ventilator-ish Device or PAPR NOTE: This is currently an independent project not affiliated with any comm

Johnny Lee 1.7k Dec 21, 2022
🪛 A simple pydantic to Form FastAPI model converter.

pyfa-converter Makes it pretty easy to create a model based on Field [pydantic] and use the model for www-form-data. How to install? pip install pyfa_

20 Dec 22, 2022
Objexplore is an interactive Python object explorer for the terminal.

Objexplore is an interactive Python object explorer for the terminal. Use it while debugging, or exploring a new library, or whatever! 9D1FAC73-B2A5-4

kylepollina 249 Dec 23, 2022
Open a file in your locally running Visual Studio Code instance from arbitrary terminal connections.

code-connect Open a file in your locally running Visual Studio Code instance from arbitrary terminal connections. Motivation VS Code supports opening

Christian Volkmann 56 Nov 19, 2022
Chopper: An Automated Security Headers Analyzer

____ _ _ / ___| |__ ___ _ __ _ __ ___ _ __| | | | | '_ \ / _ \| '_ \| '_ \ / _ \ '__| | | |___| | | | (_) |

Kamran Saifullah (Frog Man) 2 Nov 27, 2022
Simple Tool To Grab Like-Card Coupon

Simple Tool To Grab Like-Card Coupon

Soud 10 Jan 30, 2022
A command line utility to export Google Keep notes to markdown.

Keep-Exporter A command line utility to export Google Keep notes to markdown files with metadata stored as a frontmatter header. Supports exporting: S

Nathan Beals 85 Dec 17, 2022
flora-dev-cli (fd-cli) is command line interface software to interact with flora blockchain.

Install git clone https://github.com/Flora-Network/fd-cli.git cd fd-cli python3 -m venv venv source venv/bin/activate pip install -e . --extra-index-u

14 Sep 11, 2022