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@sap/cds-lsp
Advanced tools
The CDS language server implements the Language Server Protocol (LSP) for SAP's Core Data Services (CDS). It can be used in many popular IDEs like, for example, Visual Studio Code or Eclipse. It provides many useful features for working with and enjoying CDS sources.
Syntax highlighting via Textmate grammar
Additional semantic highlighting
Source code validation providing diagnostics (error messages, warnings, ...)
Where-used navigation to
Code completion for
using
statementSnippets for typical CDS language construct
(with documentation extracts of capire explaining language concepts)
like
Quick fixes to
@cds.doc
and @description
annotations to doc commentsInventory (symbols) for
Hover information based on
@title
, @description
and @cds.doc
Code formatting
;
or }
Code formatting via CLI
Translation support
'{i18n>customerName}'
Plugin framework for external handlers of annotation domains
The CDS language server can only be used as part of an IDE extension or plugin. See Installation for more details.
A code formatter for CDS source files is included.
Refer to the installation details.
This package is provided under the terms of the SAP Developer License Agreement.
FAQs
Language server for CDS
The npm package @sap/cds-lsp receives a total of 957 weekly downloads. As such, @sap/cds-lsp popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that @sap/cds-lsp demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 0 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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