Everything you need

Explaining and introducing how to properly setup and configure the fish-lsp server for your development environment.

Install fish-lsp via a package manager, a standalone binary, or from source

Clone the repo and build fish-lsp locally with yarn

Configure fish-lsp with Neovim, VSCode, Emacs, Helix, and other LSP clients

Configure any `fish-lsp` client connection to use default global settings

Complete list of fish-lsp LSP capabilities and their status

Reference for the fish-lsp command, its subcommands, and common flags

Architecture overview — tree-sitter, workspace analysis, and the LSP lifecycle

Troubleshoot fish-lsp installation, startup, and editor connection issues

fish-lsp diagnostic error codes reference table

fish-lsp `abbr` commands to simplify commonly used commands

Sources and references that were used to help build the project.