pysen-vscode

Install

pysen-ls>=0.1.0 is required for the language server implementation.

$ pip install "pysen-ls>=0.1.0"

Commands

• Lint Current Document (pysen.triggerLintDocument)
• Lint Entire Workspace (pysen.triggerLintWorkspace)
• Format Current Document (pysen.triggerFormatDocument)
• Format Entire Workspace (pysen.triggerFormatWorkspace)
• Reload Server Configuration (pysen.reloadServerConfiguration)

Settings

You can configure both client and server settings via Setting page in VSCode. Keep in mind that you need to call Reload Server Configuration or restart the vscode instance if you change the server configuration.

pysen.client.connectionMode

Controls the communication method to pysen-ls.

• Value: choices
  • stdio: Use stdio to communicate with pysen-ls.
  • tcp: Use tcp to connect pysen-ls. You need to launch pysen-ls.

pysen.client.pythonPath

Specifies the python path to use pysen.

• Value: string

pysen.client.tcpHost

Specifies the host name to connect pysen-ls server. This setting only works with connectionMode is 'tcp'.

• Value: string

pysen.client.tcpPort

Specifies the port to connect pysen-ls server. This setting only works with connectionMode is 'tcp'.

• Value: number

pysen.server.enableLintOnSave

Controls whether to trigger the lint task on save.

• Value: boolean

pysen.server.enableCodeAction

Enable/disable code actions.

• Value: boolean

pysen.server.lintTargets

Controls target names for pysen to invoke in the lint task.

• Value: array of strings
• Default: ["lint"]

pysen.server.formatTargets

Controls target names for pysen to invoke in the format task.

• Value: array of strings
• Default: ["format", "lint"]

pysen.trace.server

Traces the communication between VSCode and the pysen language server.

• Value: string
• Default: "off"