Closed LetsZiggy closed 2 years ago
Hey there
is it possible
Yup it is, but actually doing it is another question. [1]
I've started work around a "separate package" by at least having all LSP features in a separate /server
directory.
The /server
dir should be following the LSP protocol by design. I did not verify yet, whether it is indeed the case.
The next steps for me would have been
/server
into own packageYou are very welcome to use the current /server
dir from this repo in a fork or own repo of yours! :)
[1] If I have to give a rough estimate, it's at least 3 month away before I can look into that :(
Hi @hiaux0,
Okay. I'll try through a fork for now
Thanks for the suggestion and the time estimate. Appreciate it
Hi,
I would like to create a LSP client for SublimeLSP. I'm using LSP-angular (@angular/language-service) and LSP-svelte (svelte-language-server) as reference and they used the compiled output from NPM.
I've tried to
npm install
through GitHub (source code) but I don't think SublimeLSP is able to compile upon client installation.Is it possible for the compiled aurelia language server to be published to NPM?
Thank you