Where does the config go?

[sqls-server]

Where does the config go?

[lighttiger2505]

There is an error in the way you are executing the command.

sqls -trace -config ./.sqls/config.json
sqls -trace -config ~/.config/sqls/config.yml

1. sqls does not interpret ~.
2. sqls will not read files with relative paths

It may work if you do the following

sqls -config /home/lighttiger2505/.config/sqls/config.yml
sqls -config ${HOME}/.config/sqls/config.yml

[lighttiger2505]

There is also a way to output the log to a file using the log option. Posting the results of the log output will help you solve the problem.

sqls -log ${HOME}/sqls.log

[commandodev]

I've tried both of the variants you suggested (and the log file).

There's no extra output:

$ sqls -trace -config /home/ben/.config/sqls/config.yml -log /tmp/sqls.log
2021/01/26 10:13:10 db worker: start
2021/01/26 10:13:10 sqls: reading on stdin, writing on stdout
^C
$ cat /tmp/sqls.log 
2021/01/26 10:13:10 db worker: start
2021/01/26 10:13:10 sqls: reading on stdin, writing on stdout

Do you have an example of a yaml config file I could look at?

[lighttiger2505]

Do you have an example of a yaml config file I could look at?

Sample settings are described in the README.
https://github.com/lighttiger2505/sqls#configuration-file-sample

[ruanwenjun]

I've tried both of the variants you suggested (and the log file).

There's no extra output:

$ sqls -trace -config /home/ben/.config/sqls/config.yml -log /tmp/sqls.log
2021/01/26 10:13:10 db worker: start
2021/01/26 10:13:10 sqls: reading on stdin, writing on stdout
^C
$ cat /tmp/sqls.log 
2021/01/26 10:13:10 db worker: start
2021/01/26 10:13:10 sqls: reading on stdin, writing on stdout

Do you have an example of a yaml config file I could look at?

I also meet this problem, I execute sqls at shell, but get no output.

[mattn]

sqls is run by client of language server protocol. It should not be run by shell.