⚠️ I no longer use coc and therefore stopped maintaining coc-sourcekit.

coc-sourcekit

Sourcekit language server extension for coc.

Install

In vim or neovim, run command:

:CocInstall coc-sourcekit

Features

See sourcekit-lsp.

Configuration options

Key	Description	Default
sourcekit.enable	Enable sourcekit extension	true
sourcekit.commandPath	Path to sourcekit-lsp binary	Output of which sourcekit-lsp
sourcekit.trace.server	Trace the communication between coc and the sourcekit language server
sourcekit.sdkPath	The path to the desired SDK	Nothing
sourcekit.sdk	The name to the desired SDK to be fetched	Nothing
sourcekit.targetArch	The name of the target (e.g x86_64-apple-ios13.2-simulator) to generate code
sourcekit.args	Extra arguments to pass to the lsp	[]
sourcekit.env	Environment variables to pass to the lsp.	{}

Environment Variables

You can configure SourceKit's logging and toolchain path through sourcekit.env:

"sourcekit.env": {
	"SOURCEKIT_TOOLCHAIN_PATH": "/home/USER/swift-DEVELOPMENT-SNAPSHOT-2021-07-30-a-ubuntu20.04/",
	"SOURCEKIT_LOGGING": "3" // verbose logging
}

Development

1. Run yarn build or yarn build:watch
2. Run yarn run link:add to link extension
3. Open a Swift file in vim

To see that it worked use :CocOpenLog.

Alternatively a .env is provided which allows for tailing the logs outside of vim:

# In the split/tab you will open vim
source .env

# In another split/tab
tail -f coc.log

Or source it automatically.

Acknowledgements

• josa42 for coc-go and coc-sh. This repo started out as a copy of coc-go and I used coc-sh as a reference implementation.