Handle LSP things, similar to neuron's LS?

[megalithic]

https://github.com/aca/neuron-language-server

[mickael-menu]

That's a really interesting and promising approach! It could enable basic support for zk in any LSP-compatible editor. However, I wonder how well the Zettelkasten use cases match LSP which is made for programming languages. Do you have some idea @megalithic?

The repo you shared for neuron is small enough to be easily integrated with zk, for initial testing.

[mickael-menu]

The sourcegraph/go-lsp library used by the repo seems to be a bit obsolete, this one could be an alternative but still in early development: https://github.com/tliron/glsp

[mickael-menu]

@megalithic I've been experimenting a bit with this, and I'm confident this is the way forward for basic features: tags and links completion, following links, etc. zk.nvim can then be focused on more high-level features like showing backlinks.

I think I'll have something to show next week or the week after.

[megalithic]

Yes! That is fantastic and I agree

[mickael-menu]

Here's a teaser of tag completion ;)

We can also add some "documentation" next to the completion item, here I put the content of a random note. Neovim interprets the Markdown and formats it accordingly, so we will be able to have a nice preview of the notes when creating links 👍

[megalithic]

Perhaps we can nail down the actual features we want zk.nvim to have. I’ve sort of just been using zk.nvim to play around with creating my first nvim plugin in lua and to improve my own note taking system using zk at its core. With a zklsp potentially, it opens up an incredible suite of tools to fully manage and interact with your PKM all with in neovim.

[megalithic]

just cross-referencing to your open PR: zk-org/zk#21

[mickael-menu]

Cross-referencing a dedicated issue tracking each LSP feature in zk: zk-org/zk#22

[megalithic]

Closing this out and will continue to track in https://github.com/mickael-menu/zk