Install for Neovim

With lazy.nvim:

{
  "lazyverilog/LazyVerilog",
  submodules = false,
  ft = { "systemverilog", "verilog" },
  config = function()
    require("lazyverilog").setup()
  end,
}

Open a .sv file. The first launch downloads the server.

Options

Pass options to setup():

require("lazyverilog").setup({
  cmd = "/path/to/lazyverilog-lsp",
  folding = true,
  inlay_hints = true,
})

Option	Default	Effect
cmd	auto	Use this server binary instead of PATH or the managed download
cmd_args	{}	Extra server arguments, e.g. { "--implicit-project=off" }
filetypes	{ "systemverilog", "verilog" }	File types the server attaches to
folding	true	Fold from the server's folding ranges
inlay_hints	true	Show inlay hints
on_attach	nil	function(client, bufnr) run after the plugin's own attach setup
capabilities	nil	Client capabilities passed to vim.lsp.start()
rtltree	nil	{ show_instance_name = ..., show_file = ... } overrides [rtltree] for the RtlTree window

root_markers is no longer used: the server finds the nearest lazyverilog.toml itself. Passing it shows one warning and is otherwise ignored.

Set folding or inlay_hints to false for very large files or a slow machine.

Without a lazyverilog.toml, the server indexes the git checkout around the file. See Without a lazyverilog.toml.

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