Code actions with out null-ls

[sajadspeed]

Hi, How can i use code actions with out null-ls?
I use cmp and nvim-lint for compilation and linting.

[davidmh]

Unfortunately, that's not possible at the moment. The code actions use null-ls as the LSP client, without it, we would have to come up with a stand alone client.

I know there are a few options out there to build generic language servers, but I haven't had the time to look into it.

[sajadspeed]

I found this one repository from you:
cspell-nvim-minimal-init
Does this not solve my problem? I want to have both code actions and diagnostics without null-ls.

[davidmh]

No, you can see I'm installing null-ls here: https://github.com/davidmh/cspell-nvim-minimal-init/blob/main/minimal-init.lua#L33-L48

[sajadspeed]

OK. Thanks a lot.

[quolpr]

I was able to make cspell-ls working on nvim, but the code looks somehow hacky + you need to modify extension and build locally

neovim/nvim-lspconfig#1056 (comment)

But the great thing about that - you will not depend on none-ls + performance much better

[davidmh]

That's great @quolpr, do you think your changes to vscode-spell-checker can be upstreamed into the original repository?

I would definitely deprecate this plugin if we had a standalone LSP.

[quolpr]

Hey @davidmh!

I opened issue here streetsidesoftware/vscode-spell-checker#3406 . I think cspell need native mode support, to avoid all hacks that I did. Let's see how discussion will go 🙂

[quolpr]

Finally! I was able to make lsp config without modifying cspell. Here is gist with instruction https://gist.github.com/quolpr/2d9560c0ad5e77796a068061c8ea439c

But still thinking about to add native mode to vscode-spell-checker