Add it in Tori
- Open Settings with the gear in the title bar.
- Go to LSP.
- Rust is already there: it ships inside Tori. When the catalog has a newer version, Add a language lists it with Update.
Adding writes one file and runs nothing. Tori then shows how to install the tool itself.
Use it without the catalog
Download the file and drop it in the folder below. Tori loads it the next time it starts.
Download file rust.toml
~/.config/tori/packs/lsp/
The file
rust.tomlRead only
1# rust-analyzer, resolved from the user's login PATH (rustup component, brew,2# or a manual install). Not bundled: it is a large binary that rustup already3# manages, and a stale bundled copy would fight the toolchain the project4# actually builds with.5#6# This is the config that proves the registry is real: adding a language is a7# file like this one, not a branch in lsp.rs. See LSP-SERVERS.md.89schema_version = 110id = "rust"11label = "Rust"12description = "Rust, through rust-analyzer"13license = "Apache-2.0"14contributor = { name = "Tori", github = "gettori" }15verified_against = "rust-analyzer 1.98.1"16verified_on = "2026-10-09"1718# `Cargo.toml` walks to the crate, not the workspace root; rust-analyzer19# discovers the enclosing workspace itself from there.20root_markers = ["Cargo.toml", ".git"]2122# rust-analyzer indexes a cold cargo project for tens of seconds, and requests23# made during that window queue rather than fail. A 3s timeout (the library24# default) would reject nearly every first request on a real project.25request_timeout_ms = 900002627# Indexing runs the project's build scripts and proc macros.28runs_project_code = true2930[languages]31rs = "rust"3233[launch]34kind = "path"35program = "rust-analyzer"36args = []3738[install]39kind = "hint"40text = "Install it with `rustup component add rust-analyzer`."41# Updates the whole toolchain: rustup has no update for one component.42update = "rustup update"43uninstall = "rustup component remove rust-analyzer"