document how to use it with other editors about yaml-language-server

[ibotty]

I needed the information, how you start the server (--stdio). BTW: why don't you install a binary link in node's bin directory?

[JPinkney]

Hi, I'm not exactly sure how neovim does this language server stuff but heres how its done for atom and vscode. The process should be similar. In both those cases we are just using the node module we provide. If you need anymore help let me know! (I'm not familiar with neovim's language server/plugin situation but I can try to help!)

[ibotty]

Yes, I think I figured it out. Should I submit a pull request to add documentation to the readme?

[JPinkney]

It depends, if you want to add how to set it up generally then yes but if you're specifically wanting to add something for neovim i'm not sure, it depends. (I'm still not sure how neovim plugins work) but ideally we would have one plugin for each code editor that wants to consume it so the neovim code could live in a plugin. If plugins aren't possible/its very cumbersome to install we can include it in the readme! (Also if plugins are possible and you created one you could put that in the readme under the clients section)

[JPinkney]

I've added documentation so that users know they can start the server with --stdio

[gorkem]

Is there anything else left to do here? Should we close?

[JPinkney]

I think we can close