Setting up lsp-mode is time consuming, is there any other simple alternative?

Setting up lsp-mode for each language is time consuming, is there a package to which we just have to pass a list of languages and it gets up the best language server for each language with all basic settings?

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try out eglot. you can customize the default server (or specify it when you run `M-x eglot`).

Also can try lsp-bridge

Would add: lsp-bridge and eglot arent as feature-full as lsp-mode, but they are lighter. Sadly, neither have dap support yet (dap-mode relies heavily on lsp-mode, though can theoretically be tooled for any lsp protocol implementation). They each have their own benefits and quirks, so try them out yourself: Lsp-bridge is particularly new and in a state of flux, but it's by far the fastest since it's asynchronous; eglot relies on built-ins. Both "just work" out of the box and are much less obtrusive than lsp-mode (imo)

For me with C++, I don't have any issue. What language are you using?

Then ,is good lsp-mode the only option if I need dap mode ?

How did you setup lsp server for that please brief me

u/FluentFelicity says that dap mode is not supported yet

It seems nice but it doesnt support dap mode

Yep. Presently, and likely *at least* for the next few months, there won't be another competitor to LSP-mode that implements the DAP.

Instead of hooking `lsp` to each major mode hook, you can apply this to all programming modes: ```elisp (add-hook 'prog-mode-hook 'lsp-deferred) ;; Less chatty for unsupported modes (setq lsp-warn-no-matched-clients nil) ```

Isn't it just adding a line in your config `(add-hook '<major-mode>-hook 'lsp)` and then install the server either automatically if supported by lsp-mode or by following install server docs? What do you need more than that?

;; Java (use-package lsp-java :config (add-hook 'java-mode-hook 'lsp)) Like this?

Yes. You can even use prog-mode-hook and lsp-mode will try to start in all programming modes.

it's possible to use lsp and eglot at the same time?

I read the email lsp mode guide. Did you read it? https://emacs-lsp.github.io/lsp-mode/tutorials/CPP-guide/ You need clangd and bear. But it works really well.

Ok Mate Thanks for info I will sure try it 😃

yes I actually use (add-hook 'python-mode 'asp-deferred), But I didn't knew about progm-mode-hook. Thanks I appreciate it.

Yeap, it's not supported yet\~ but it's kind of super fluent and fast on completion