@cucumber/language-server
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A Language Server for Cucumber
Provides most of the functionality offered by the Cucumber Visual Studio Code Extension and can also be utilised with other editors that support the Language Server Protocol (LSP).
See Cucumber Language Service, which implements most of the logic in this server. If you are looking to add a new feature, you should probably add it to Cucumber Language Service.
Cucumber Language Server is available on npm:
npm install @cucumber/language-server
The LSP client can provide settings to the server, but the server provides reasonable defaults (see defaultSettings) if the client does not
provide them.
The server retrieves cucumber.* settings from the client with a workspace/configuration request.
See Settings for details about the expected format.
We've encountered an issue with the Node version used by Treesitter, a dependency of this language server, when working outside of VSCode. For optimal compatibility, please use the same Node version as version 18 of VSCode.
Support is available from the community if you need it.
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Cucumber Language Server
We found that @cucumber/language-server demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 2 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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