*tiny-lightbulb.txt*  Show a sign when LSP code actions are available

Author: Stephen Waits <https://github.com/swaits>
License: MIT

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CONTENTS                                          *tiny-lightbulb-contents*

  1. Introduction ............................ |tiny-lightbulb-introduction|
  2. Requirements ............................ |tiny-lightbulb-requirements|
  3. Installation ............................ |tiny-lightbulb-installation|
  4. Configuration ........................... |tiny-lightbulb-configuration|

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1. INTRODUCTION                                *tiny-lightbulb-introduction*

tiny-lightbulb.nvim displays a sign in the sign column when LSP code actions
are available for the current line. Works out of the box with zero
configuration — just install and go.

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2. REQUIREMENTS                                *tiny-lightbulb-requirements*

- Neovim >= 0.12
- At least one LSP server that supports code actions

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3. INSTALLATION                                *tiny-lightbulb-installation*

Add to your |vim.pack.add()| call: >lua

    "https://github.com/swaits/tiny-lightbulb.nvim",
<
That's it. The plugin auto-loads with defaults. To customize, call setup: >lua

    require("tiny-lightbulb").setup({
      sign = "💡",
      hl = "DiagnosticWarn",
    })
<
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4. CONFIGURATION                              *tiny-lightbulb-configuration*

                                                  *tiny-lightbulb.setup()*
setup({opts})

    Optional. The plugin works with defaults if you never call this.
    Calling setup reconfigures the plugin with the given options.

    All options shown with defaults: >lua

        require("tiny-lightbulb").setup({
          sign = "💡",         -- sign column text
          hl = "DiagnosticWarn", -- highlight group for the sign
        })
<
    Parameters: ~
      {opts}  (table|nil) Configuration table

    Fields: ~
      {sign}  (string) Text shown in the sign column. Default: "💡"
      {hl}    (string) Highlight group for the sign. Default: "DiagnosticWarn"

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