### Install via cargo-binstall (prebuilt binaries)

Source: https://neocmakelsp.github.io/docs/installation.html

Install a prebuilt binary of neocmakelsp using cargo-binstall, the easiest method for prebuilt binaries.

```bash
cargo binstall neocmakelsp
```

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### Install via Homebrew

Source: https://neocmakelsp.github.io/docs/installation.html

Install neocmakelsp using the Homebrew package manager on macOS or Linux.

```bash
brew install neocmakelsp
```

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### format args configuration example

Source: https://neocmakelsp.github.io/docs/config.html

Shows how to pass extra arguments to the formatting program, using two-space indentation with gersemi.

```toml
[format]
program = "gersemi"
# Use two space indentation.
args = ["--indent", "2", "-"]
```

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### Install via Alpine Linux apk

Source: https://neocmakelsp.github.io/docs/installation.html

Install neocmakelsp using the Alpine Linux package manager (apk).

```bash
apk add neocmakelsp
```

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### Build from source with cargo install

Source: https://neocmakelsp.github.io/docs/installation.html

Compile and install neocmakelsp from source using cargo with the --locked flag to ensure dependencies come from the lockfile.

```bash
cargo install --locked neocmakelsp
```

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### Emacs: Setup neocmakelsp with cmake-ts-mode and eglot

Source: https://neocmakelsp.github.io/docs/editors.html

Add this to your Emacs configuration to use neocmakelsp as an eglot server for CMake files. It requires the cmake-ts-mode package and sets up a hook to ensure eglot starts.

```emacs-lisp
(use-package cmake-ts-mode
  :config
  (add-hook 'cmake-ts-mode-hook
    (defun setup-neocmakelsp ()
      (require 'eglot)
      (add-to-list 'eglot-server-programs `((cmake-ts-mode) . ("neocmakelsp" "stdio")))
      (eglot-ensure))))
```

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### enable_external_cmake_lint configuration example

Source: https://neocmakelsp.github.io/docs/config.html

Enables linting with cmake-lint by setting enable_external_cmake_lint to true.

```toml
# Run `cmake-lint` as part of the linting process.
enable_external_cmake_lint = true
```

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### Install via mason package manager in Neovim

Source: https://neocmakelsp.github.io/docs/installation.html

Install neocmakelsp using the mason package manager within Neovim.

```vim
:MasonInstall neocmakelsp
```

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### format program configuration example

Source: https://neocmakelsp.github.io/docs/config.html

Configures an external formatter program (gersemi) with arguments. The program is set to 'gersemi' and args to ['-'].

```toml
[format]
# Format with an external formatter.
program = "gersemi"
args = ["-"]
```

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### Install shell completions on Alpine Linux

Source: https://neocmakelsp.github.io/docs/installation.html

Install shell completions for bash, fish, and zsh on Alpine Linux; these are packaged separately from the main binary.

```bash
apk add neocmakelsp-bash-completion
apk add neocmakelsp-fish-completion
apk add neocmakelsp-zsh-completion
```

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### line_max_words configuration example

Source: https://neocmakelsp.github.io/docs/config.html

Sets the maximum line length to 100 characters using line_max_words.

```toml
# Set maximum line length to 100 characters.
line_max_words = 100
```

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### Neovim: Configure and enable neocmakelsp with nvim-lspconfig

Source: https://neocmakelsp.github.io/docs/editors.html

Add this to your Neovim configuration (init.lua) after installing the nvim-lspconfig plugin. It configures the language server and enables it.

```lua
-- Configure the language server
vim.lsp.config("neocmake", { --[[ opts ]] })

-- Enable the language server
vim.lsp.enable("neocmake")
```

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### command_case configuration example

Source: https://neocmakelsp.github.io/docs/config.html

Sets command_case to 'upcase' to enforce lowercase commands. The comment indicates the check is for lowercase commands, but the value 'upcase' is used as shown.

```toml
# Check that commands are lowercase.
command_upcase = "upcase"
```

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