glsl_analyzer

Language server for GLSL (OpenGL Shading Language).

• Features
• Installation
  • Building from Source
• Usage
  • Neovim
  • Visual Studio Code

Features

• Completion
  • User-defined variables/functions.
  • Built-in types (e.g., vecN, matNxM, texture2D, etc.)
  • Built-in functions (e.g., length, imageLoad, packUnorm4x8)
  • Includes all extensions
  • Fields
• Goto Definition
• Inline hover documentation for all builtin and extension functions/variables
• Support for #include
• Formatter

Screenshots

Completion

Formatting

Goto-Definition

In the pipeline

• Support for refactors (renaming)

Installation

We provide precompiled binaries for Linux, MacOS and Windows on the Releases page. Make sure to copy it somewhere under your PATH environment variable (e.g. ~/.local/bin on Linux).

Building from Source

zig build install -Doptimize=ReleaseSafe --prefix ~/.local/

Tested using zig 0.12.0-dev.629+1606717b5.

Usage

By default glsl_analyzer communicates over stdin/stdout:

glsl_analyzer

However, you can configure it to use a specific port (TCP) using the following command:

glsl_analyzer --port <PORT>

Neovim

nvim-lspconfig comes with support for glsl_analyzer. Simply add the following to your lua config:

require'lspconfig'.glsl_analyzer.setup{}

Visual Studio Code

Install the glsl-analyzer extension from the marketplace. It will automatically download the latest precompiled binary for your platform.