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vscode-languageserver-types
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The vscode-languageserver-types package provides data types used by the Visual Studio Code language server protocol. It helps in the development of language servers that can be integrated with editors supporting the protocol, enabling features like auto-completion, go-to-definition, or syntax highlighting.
Position and Range
Defines positions and ranges within a text document. Positions are zero-based and determine a point in a document by line and character offset. Ranges define a portion of text between two positions.
{ Position, Range } = require('vscode-languageserver-types');
let startPosition = Position.create(1, 5);
let endPosition = Position.create(1, 10);
let range = Range.create(startPosition, endPosition);
Text Edits
Allows for the creation of text edits, which are used to represent changes to a text document. These can be used to manipulate text by inserting, replacing, or deleting text in a document.
{ TextEdit } = require('vscode-languageserver-types');
let edit = TextEdit.replace(Range.create(Position.create(0, 0), Position.create(0, 10)), 'new text');
Diagnostics
Supports diagnostics, which are problems found in the code such as syntax errors or warnings. Diagnostics are associated with a range in the document and can have severities like Error, Warning, etc.
{ Diagnostic, Range, DiagnosticSeverity } = require('vscode-languageserver-types');
let diagnostic = Diagnostic.create(Range.create(Position.create(1, 0), Position.create(1, 1)), 'Syntax error', DiagnosticSeverity.Error, undefined, 'my-linter');
While vscode-languageserver-types provides the data types for language server implementations, vscode-languageserver is a more comprehensive package that includes the full server-side implementation of the Language Server Protocol. It uses the types from vscode-languageserver-types and provides additional utilities for managing communication between a server and client.
Similar to vscode-languageserver-types, monaco-languages is used in the Monaco Editor (the editor that powers VS Code) to support various language features. However, it is tailored specifically for the Monaco Editor's architecture and may not be directly compatible with other editors or IDEs.
Npm module containing the types used by the VSCode language client and Node.js language server
Click here for a detailed document on how to implement language servers for VSCode.
For the history please see the main repository
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The npm package vscode-languageserver-types receives a total of 3,490,266 weekly downloads. As such, vscode-languageserver-types popularity was classified as popular.
We found that vscode-languageserver-types demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 8 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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