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cmp-nvim-tags

tags completion source for nvim-cmp

-- Installation
use { 
  'hrsh7th/nvim-cmp',
  requires = {
    {
      'quangnguyen30192/cmp-nvim-tags',
      -- if you want the sources is available for some file types
      ft = {
        'kotlin',
        'java'
      }
    }
  },
  config = function ()
    require'cmp'.setup {
    sources = {
      {
        name = 'tags',
        option = {
          -- this is the default options, change them if you want.
          -- Delayed time after user input, in milliseconds.
          complete_defer = 100,
          -- Max items when searching `taglist`.
          max_items = 10,
          -- The number of characters that need to be typed to trigger
          -- auto-completion.
          keyword_length = 3,
          -- Use exact word match when searching `taglist`, for better searching
          -- performance.
          exact_match = false,
          -- Prioritize searching result for current buffer.
          current_buffer_only = false,
        },
      },
      -- more sources
    }
  }
  end
}

Troubleshooting

If you are using cmp-nvim-lsp with cmp-nvim-tags, you may face a weird error method workspace/symbol is not supported by any of the servers registered for the current buffer.

This is because neovim will register tagfunc as vim.lsp.tagfunc when lsp is attached, and there's no attached lsps supports workspace/symbol method. To prevent this behavior, add the following code in your config file:

Besides, vim.lsp.tagfunc may also have performance issue since it is calling the lsp workspace/symbol method firstly and fallback to the default when the former one returns no result.

If you feel that use cmp-nvim-tags is laggy, then you can consider to set tagfunc to nil.

on_attach = function(bufnr, client)
    vim.bo.tagfunc = nil
end

-- sqls is an example lsp that does not support workspace/symbol
-- change sqls to the lsp where the error happens
require('lspconfig').sqls.setup {
    on_attach = on_attach
}


-- Occasionally, due to potential execution order issues: you might set tagfunc
-- to nil, but the LSP could re-register it later. So that you may need a
-- "brute force way" to ask neovim will always fallback to the default tag
-- search method immediately.
TAGFUNC_ALWAYS_EMPTY = function()
    return vim.NIL
end

-- if tagfunc is already registered, nvim lsp will not try to set tagfunc as vim.lsp.tagfunc.
vim.o.tagfunc = "v:lua.TAGFUNC_ALWAYS_EMPTY"

Credit

Compe source for tags