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The generic client-server communication protocol for the Graphical Language Server Platform (GLSP) and a json-rpc based default implementation. In addition, this package provides shared common code and utility libraries for GLSP components.
This project is built with yarn and is available from npm via @eclipse-glsp/protocol.
For more information, please visit the Eclipse GLSP Umbrella repository and the Eclipse GLSP Website. If you have questions, please raise them in the discussions and have a look at our communication and support options.
GLSPProjectionView #196EditLabelUIExtension where the diagram becomes dirty without an actual change. #766ComputedBoundsAction definition with routing information. This enables proper forwarding of client-side computed routes to the server #201createClientContainer function is now deprecated. Please use initializeDiagramContainer instead. This new function can also be used with ModuleConfigurations which allow a more fine granular configuration by adding new modules and/or removing default modules. #218 #231 #236Disposable type #222deselectAll flag for SelectActions #257registerListener method on GLSP mouse and key tool to return a disposable for de-registrationregisterFeedback method from feedback dispatcher to return a disposable for de-registrationBaseGLSPCreationTool for tools based on trigger actionstoDisposeOnDisable collection in BaseGLSPTool to register disable handling during enablementFeatureModules instead of plain inversify ContainerModules #267statusModule that binds UI extension to handle & render GLSPStatusMessages. #272EditorContextService #272DiagramLoader component + life cycle management #274 #282
IDiagramOptions and then the diagram loader
is invoked and initializes the diagram.onServerInitialized event to the GLSPClientAPI.IDiagramStartup service. Adopters can multi bind this service to hook into the diagram loading lifecycle and provide additional logic. i.e. dispatching of initial actions.GLSPProjectionView #275IButtonHandler constructor is now deprecated. Please use configureButtonHandler() instead. #195 - Contributed on behalf of STMicroelectronicsUndoOperation and RedoOperation to UndoAction and RedoAction to match operation specification #216vscode-ws-jsonrpc. The protocol package now directly offers functions to create a websocket rpc connections #215elementIds property of LayoutOperation is now optional. If undefined the entire model will be layouted #232TYPES.SelectionService service identifier. Please directly use the SelectionService class as service identifier insteadSelectionService binding is now part of the defaultGLSPModule. This means the SelectionService remains available even if the selectModule is not configuredRootModelChangeListeners are no longer tied to the FeedbackawareUpdateModelCommand instead they are managed by the GLSPCommandStackIMouseTool and TYPES.IMouseTool are no longer available. Directly inject and use MouseTool insteadisRanked() -> Ranked.is()getRank() -> Ranked.getRank()DEFAULT_RANK -> Ranked.DEFAULT_RANKSelectionService, GlspCommandStack & EditorContextService to make use of this new APISelectionService.onSelectionChanged) insteadI prefixtoolsModule and toolFeedbackModule in favor of individual tool modulesdispatchFeedback in BaseGLSPTool to registerFeedback to align with feedback dispatcherderegisterFeedback in BaseGLSPTool for easier de-registration and clean up actionsServerMessageAction #265glsp prefix from all modules (e.g. glspSelectModule-> selectModule)defaultGLSPModule-> baseModulemodelHintsModule -> typeHintsModuleenableDefaultToolsOnFocusLossModule -> toolFocusLossModuleglspEditLabelModule -> labelEditModuleGLSPWebSocketProvider class that supports reconnect on connection loss #269GLSPModelSource as default implementation for sprotty's ModelSourceAPI #272 #287
GLSPDiagramServer has been deprecated and is no longer availableSelectionServiceAwareContextMenuMouseListener renamed to GLSPContextMenuMouseListenerSourceURIAware interface has been removed. No longe required since we only have one GLSPModelSource binding now.EdgeTypeHint
sourceElementTypeIds and targetElementTypeIds are now optional. If not provided all connection targets are alloweddynamic flag. If a hint has this flag enabled connection tools know that the have to query there server in addition
to checking the default Connectable.canConnect method.RequestCheckEdgeAction & CheckEdgeResultAction used to query the server wether the provide edge information is valid.
Used in combination with dynamic type hints.ServerStatusAction -> StatusActionServerMessageAction -> MessageActionInitializeClientSessionParams with a clientActions property. This is used by the server to now which action kinds are (also) handled by the client.GModel naming scheme on client side [#291(https://github.com/eclipse-glsp/glsp-client/pull/291)]@eclipse-glsp/sprottySModel classes haven been renamed by adding an Impl suffix (SModelElement->SModelElementImpl). We took this opportunity and aliased all sprotty model elements to consistently use GModel
SModelElement -> GModelElementSNode-> GNodeSShapeElement->GShapeElement etc.FAQs
The protocol definition for client-server communication in GLSP
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