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plugins.lsp.servers.lua_ls.settings.runtime.builtin

Set whether each of the builtin Lua libraries is available in the current runtime environment.

Valid library options:

"basic"
"bit"
"bit32"
"builtin"
"coroutine"
"debug"
"ffi"
"io"
"jit"
"math"
"os"
"package"
"string"
"table"
"table.clear"
"table.new"
"utf8"

Valid status values:

"default" - The library will be enabled if it is a part of the current runtime.version.
"enable" - Always enable this library
"disable" - Always disable this library

Type: null or (attribute set of (one of “default”, “enable”, “disable” or raw lua code))

Default: null

Plugin default:

{
  basic = "default";
  bit = "default";
  bit32 = "default";
  builtin = "default";
  coroutine = "default";
  debug = "default";
  ffi = "default";
  io = "default";
  jit = "default";
  math = "default";
  os = "default";
  package = "default";
  string = "default";
  table = "default";
  "table.clear" = "default";
  "table.new" = "default";
  utf8 = "default";
}

Declared by:

<nixvim/plugins/lsp/language-servers>

plugins.lsp.servers.lua_ls.settings.runtime.fileEncoding

"utf8"
"ansi" (only available on Windows)
"utf16le"
"utf16be"

Type: null or one of “utf8”, “ansi”, “utf16le”, “utf16be” or raw lua code

Default: null

Plugin default: "utf8"

Declared by:

<nixvim/plugins/lsp/language-servers>

plugins.lsp.servers.lua_ls.settings.runtime.meta

Specify the template that should be used for naming the folders that contain the generated definitions for the various Lua versions, languages, and encodings.

Type: null or string or raw lua code

Default: null

Plugin default: "\${version} \${language} \${encoding}"

Declared by:

<nixvim/plugins/lsp/language-servers>

plugins.lsp.servers.lua_ls.settings.runtime.nonstandardSymbol

Add support for non-standard symbols. Make sure to double check that your runtime environment actually supports the symbols you are permitting as standard Lua does not.

Type: null or (list of (one of “//”, “/**/”, “`”, “+=”, “-=”, “*=”, “/=”, “%=”, “^=”, “//=”, “|=”, “&=”, “<<=”, “>>=”, “||”, “&&”, “!”, “!=”, “continue” or raw lua code))

Default: null

Plugin default: [ ]

Declared by:

<nixvim/plugins/lsp/language-servers>

plugins.lsp.servers.lua_ls.settings.runtime.path

Defines the paths to use when using require. For example, setting to ?/start.lua will search for <workspace>/myFile/start.lua from the loaded files when doing require"myFile". If runtime.pathStrict is false, <workspace>/**/myFile/start.lua will also be searched. To load files that are not in the current workspace, they will first need to be loaded using workspace.library.

Type: null or (list of (string or raw lua code))

Default: null

Plugin default:

[
  "?.lua"
  "?/init.lua"
]

Declared by:

<nixvim/plugins/lsp/language-servers>

plugins.lsp.servers.lua_ls.settings.runtime.pathStrict

When enabled, runtime.path will only search the first level of directories. See the description of runtime.path for more info.

Type: null or boolean or raw lua code

Default: null

Plugin default: false

Declared by:

<nixvim/plugins/lsp/language-servers>

plugins.lsp.servers.lua_ls.settings.runtime.plugin

The path to the plugin to use. Blank by default for security reasons.

Type: null or string or raw lua code

Default: null

Plugin default: ""

Declared by:

<nixvim/plugins/lsp/language-servers>

plugins.lsp.servers.lua_ls.settings.runtime.pluginArgs

Additional arguments that will be passed to the active plugin.

Type: null or (list of (string or raw lua code))

Default: null

Plugin default: [ ]

Declared by:

<nixvim/plugins/lsp/language-servers>

plugins.lsp.servers.lua_ls.settings.runtime.special

Special variables can be set to be treated as other variables. For example, specifying "include" : "require" will result in include being treated like require.

Type: null or (attribute set of (string or raw lua code))

Default: null

Plugin default: { }

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