YcmdCompletion.sublime-settings

{
  /* =====       YCMD MANUAL START MODE       =====*/
  /* [1] Server URL, where your YCMD server is started */
  "ycmd_server": "http://127.0.0.1",
  /* [2] Server's port*/
  "ycmd_port": 8080,

  /* [3] You can set a rule for filepath modification */
  /*
    YCMD server will be asked to work with cur_file_path.replace(from, to)
    It can be usefull if using remote ycmd server and remote project's
    location has different prefix from local's
  */

  /* [!UNCOMMENT THIS, IF NEEDED!] */
  // "ycmd_filepath_replace": {
  //   "from": "/Users/username/",
  //   "to": "/place/home/username/",
  // },

  /* [3] HMAC is needed to securely connect to YCMD server */
  /*
    You should have the same HMAC settings in sublime text and in ycmd settings.
    To generate new HMAC you can use [Command Palette] -> "Ycmd: Create HMAC keys"
  */
  "HMAC": "_some_base64_key_here_==",

  /* =====       YCMD AUTO START MODE       =====*/
  /*
    If you want this plugin to automatically launch local ycmd-server:
    a) Set "use_auto_start_localserver" to 1
    b) Specify the path to your ycmd installation.
    Ex:
  */
  // "use_auto_start_localserver": 1,
  // "ycmd_path": "/home/USERNAME/ycmd/ycmd",

  /*
    By default, plugin starts ycmd server with it's default settings (from ycmd_path + '/default_settings.json')
    If you want to override path to ycmd settings, uncomment this:
  */
  // "default_settings_path":"/home/USERNAME/ycmd/ycmd/default_settings.json",

  /*
    If you want to override path to python binary, that will be used to run ycmd server
    and other tools, uncomment this:
  */
  // "python_binary_path": "/usr/local/bin/python"

  /*
    The languages you wish to use ycmd for.
    Supported: cpp, rust, python, go

    The following languages may also work, but are untested with this plugin:
    c, erlang, java, d, lua,
    ocaml, js, perl, objc,
    cs, php, ruby, rust

    These languages may also work if the corresponding Sublime
    syntax plugin is installed:
    vb, typescript, elixir

    Be sure to run the "Reload language list from settings" command
    after editing this setting
  */
  "languages": ["cpp", "python"],
}