Add blog post: Setting up JabRef's LSP Server with Emacs#139
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Method 1 is not quite correct. JabRef doesn't need to be installed... jbang is enough. Filename to the bib file has to be given.
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Hi @koppor and @Siedlerchr Thank you for the review. I have addressed the requested changes. Kindly |
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There is no short demo of any interesting featue.
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| Hello! I'm Ayush, a student pursuing B.Tech in AI & Data Science Engineering at Guru Gobind Singh Indraprastha University, Delhi, India. In this blog, I share my experience documenting the setup of Emacs with JabRef’s LSP server during an open-source contribution. |
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| ## Method 2 - Using JabRef's development build (alternative) | ||
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| If you'd rather not use `Jbang`, the development build of JabRef includes an option to enable the LSP server directly from JabRef's **Preferences** - no extra tools needed. |
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No. If one uses rhe JabRef graphical application.
Also outline the choices in the intro
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| Once installed, open JabRef --> go to **Preferences** --> look for the **LSP server** option and enable it. The server will start automatically when JabRef is open, and you can connect Emacs to it using the same `eglot` config from step 4 above. |
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| ## What's happening here |
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Not a good heading. "Overview" or "Two methods to use the LSP feature"
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| ## Method 1 - Using jbang | ||
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| ### Step 1 - Install Emacs |
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No.
Either refocus the the blog entry for any (!) editor able to talk LSP or focus on emacs. And then users have emacs installed!!!!
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Too much effort to finish. I think, this needs to be done from scratch for https://github.com/JabRef/user-documentation |
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Sorry @koppor for being inactive this past week — I was busy with my minor exams. Today is my last exam, so I'll be free starting tomorrow. Would it be okay if I redo this from scratch in the user-documentation repository as suggested? |
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Closes JabRef/jabref#14656
This blog post covers setting up JabRef's LSP server (JabLS) with Emacs.
What's covered:
Tested personally on macOS Apple M2.