Configuration for Ember Language Server about vim-lsp HOT 4 CLOSED

Seems like this is quite different than other lang servers.

I would suggest to file a bug on their github issue and request them to add bin in package.json so it can be executed as a normal binary. https://github.com/emberwatch/vscode-ember/blob/ba2d653556a54c8383c669f4062353dfc8d7e96f/src/extension.ts#L15. While it possible to do without this it seems better to have bin and would simplify the code in vim.

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@prabirshrestha thanks for your reply!

I will file an issue on their GitHub but before that, I would like to understand it :).

I came up with the following (temporary) solution so far:

1. I've installed ember-language-server globally (npm install -g ...)
2. I've wrapped it inside simple bash script which I've added to the path with chmod +x permission:

#!/usr/bin/env bash

npm_path=$(npm config get prefix)
node ${npm_path}/lib/node_modules/@emberwatch/ember-language-server/lib/start-server.js

Unfortunately, the last line does not do anything (no error, no output, etc.). Even if I run it directly (node start-server.js) inside the ember-language-server/lib directory nothing happens.

Am I doing something wrong? How should I start the server?

Thank you in advance for your time and help.

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You are most likely missing --stdio flag.

node ${npm_path}/lib/node_modules/@emberwatch/ember-language-server/lib/start-server.js --stdio

Also another feature request would be to add support for --help.

$ typescript-language-server --help

  Usage: typescript-language-server [options]


  Options:

    -V, --version                         output the version number
    --stdio                               use stdio
    --node-ipc                            use node-ipc
    --socket <port>                       use socket. example: --socket=5000
    --tsserver-logFile <tsServerLogFile>  Specify a tsserver log file. example: --tsServerLogFile=ts-logs.txt
    --tsserver-path <path>                Specifiy path to tsserver. example: --tsserver-path=tsserver.cmd
    -h, --help                            output usage information

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@prabirshrestha adding --stdio flag didn't help. I guess it must be something wrong with the library.

Thank you for your help.

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