https://github.com/sourcegraph/sourcegraph-basic-code-intel/
Library that connects Sourcegraph extensions to language servers
npm install @sourcegraph/lsp-client
# or
yarn add @sourcegraph/lsp-client
import * as sourcegraph from 'sourcegraph' import * as lspClient from '@sourcegraph/lsp-client' export async function activate(ctx: sourcegraph.ExtensionContext): Promise<void> { const config = sourcegraph.configuration.get().value const client = await lspClient.register({ sourcegraph, transport: lspClient.webSocketTransport({ serverUrl: config['myExtension.serverUrl'] }), documentSelector: [{ language: 'myLanguage' }], clientToServerURI: uri => ..., // optional serverToClientURI: uri => ..., // optional }) ctx.subscriptions.add(client) }
yarn
yarn build
yarn test
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