Option to set a manually compiled sumneko lua-language-server

[voyeg3r]

My machine is 32bit, so the :LspInstall command always fails, I manually compiled sumneko LUA and added it to the path, I just want to make the lspinstall aware of this. Would it be difficult?

The log is this:

Most likely the current operating system, architecture (x86), or libc (glibc) is not supported."

Probably the plugin already has this feature but I know very little of lua!
How would it be if I wanted only the sumneko lua manually installed?

-- my compiled version is here in my .zshenv:
-- [ -d ~/.config/nvim/lua-language-server ] && export PATH="$HOME/.config/nvim/lua-language-server/bin:$PATH"

lsp-zero.setup_servers()

Thanks for your great job!

[VonHeikemen]

I believe in this case you can ignore LspInstall. Configure the server with lspconfig directly.

The function .build_options() gives you the basic options for the server. And, .defaults.nvim_workspace() can add support for neovim's api.

Edit: you'll also need to add an extra source for nvim-cmp.

local lsp = require('lsp-zero')
lsp.preset('recommended')

-- Setup lua server for neovim
require('lspconfig').sumneko_lua.setup(
  lsp.build_options('sumneko_lua', lsp.defaults.nvim_workspace())
)

-- Add neovim api source to nvim-cmp
local cmp_sources = lsp.defaults.cmp_sources()
table.insert(cmp_sources, {name = 'nvim_lua'})
require('cmp').setup.filetype('lua', {sources = cmp_sources})

lsp.setup()