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jsonnet-lsp

Jsonnet Language Server

Syntax Highliting and Basic Editing features
Snippets
Linting and Syntax Errors
Formatting
Delta text update support for efficient editing
Designed to remain performant in large repos with many files open
Type and Value Deduction
- Supports imported files
- Able to follow variables, function return values, and array/object indexing
Autocomplete
- Stdlib support with documentation and typed signatures
- Scoped variable completion
- Dotted autocomplete
- Template object field completion
- Import path completion for files
Go to Definition
- Can follow definitions in other files, including json files
Hover Information
Function Signature Help
AST Recovery
- The LSP is able recover common syntax issues while typing (like a missing semicolon) for a smoother experience

To develop the LSP, change the jsonnet.lsp.binaryPath setting to the runlsp.sh script in the root. Reloading the LSP in vscode (shift+cmd+p -> jsonnet: reload language server) will rebuild the server.
To develop the client, open editor/code in vscode, and hit F5 to open a debug build of the client. Generally developing the LSP does not need a debug version of the client.

Github actions are setup to publish to OpenVSX automatically when a release is created
The LSP binaries are bundled into the .vsix extension, to help reduce bugs from version skew and simplify installation.