How to use it with vscode?

[proofit404]

README mentions only great editors like vim & emacs.

Is it possible to configure vscode to use this server?

Regards,
Artem.

[pappasam]

Great question! I don't use vscode so I'm not 100% sure, but I assume we'll need to write a VSCode client as documented here. Based on the fact that coc.nvim is somewhat based on vscode and that I've already written a language server extension for coc.nvim, it would probably be a matter of porting coc-jedi to support VSCode.

[QDelage]

Isn't that the one used when you put
"python.languageServer": "Jedi"
in your settings.json ?

[pappasam]

@QDelage no, that configuration comes from vscode-python, an existing vscode extension maintained by microsoft that does not use jedi-language-server (instead optionally relying on jedi itself for some language server functionality). See microsoft/vscode-python#7010

[karthiknadig]

With the latest release of VS Code https://github.com/microsoft/vscode-python/releases/tag/2021.2.576481509 there is a new setting for python.languageServer for this. Set python.languageServer to JediLSP. This is still experimental, and uses older version (for now) to support python 2.7.

[pappasam]

I've added the comment above to the readme. We can call this resolved for now and update the readme with any new instructions as/if the VSCode integration evolves.