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* Refactor diagnostics Now stores diagnostics info in the state instead of computing when diagnostics are being published. * Refactor Wasp.LSP.State into multiple files * Move all LSP type imports to qualified More consistent and more clear where things come from * Use new concrete parser in diagnostics Before running full analyzer, runs CST parser to check if it parses correctly and to collect many parse errors. The CST is always put into the state. Then, if successful, the full analyzer gets run as before. * Add basic autocompletion Always suggests every declaration name in the file, with no context-sensitivity. * Refactor some names * Syntax tree traversal code * Attempt at context-sensitive autocomplete Not done, but doing some more refactoring before going back to this * Refactor Control.Syntax.Traverse to use total functions * Make autocompletion context sensitive It actually works now * Miscellaneous code clean up * Fix incorrect type name * Fix syntax traversal bug with back * Remove unreadable symbols from syntax traversal * Refactor completion code * Refactor syntax traversal code * Apply suggestions from code review Co-authored-by: Martin Šošić <Martinsos@users.noreply.github.com> * Feedback from code review * Add tests for Control.Monad.Loops.untilM Co-authored-by: Martin Šošić <Martinsos@users.noreply.github.com> |
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Waspls
This directory contains source code of the wasp
language server (aka waspls
)
and this README is aimed at the contributors to the project.
Overview
waspls
is implemented in Haskell. It depends on waspc
for parsing and
analyzing wasp source code. Cabal is currently configured to look in ../waspc
for the waspc
package, so do not move waspls
out of the wasp
repo without
adjusting this line in cabal.project
.
Usage
Use in any place an LSP server can be used. Run waspls --help
for usage
information.