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A Language Server that exposes smart RAML language support for various IDEs using the new [Language Server Protocol standard] (https://github.com/Microsoft/language-server-protocol).

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This project exposes not only the RAML 1.0 JS parser but also functionalities that are currently part of the API Workbench Atom Package as a Language Server using the Node.js SDK.

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Features

Most of the features available in the Language Server Protocol and VSCode Extensions have already been developed and battle tested in the API Workbench Atom Package. This includes advanced IDE features such as incremental compilation, project level symbol-table support and contextual completion support.

We are currently working on extracting these features as stand-alone components that can be used to implement the LSP server.

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A: Most likely yes

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RAML Language Server (Work in Progress)

A Language Server that exposes smart RAML language support for various IDEs using the new [Language Server Protocol standard] (https://github.com/Microsoft/language-server-protocol).

Architecture

This project exposes not only the RAML 1.0 JS parser but also functionalities that are currently part of the API Workbench Atom Package as a Language Server using the Node.js SDK.

Architecture diagram

Features

Most of the features available in the Language Server Protocol and VSCode Extensions have already been developed and battle tested in the API Workbench Atom Package. This includes advanced IDE features such as incremental compilation, project level symbol-table support and contextual completion support.

We are currently working on extracting these features as stand-alone components that can be used to implement the LSP server.

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A: Most likely yes

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A Language Server that exposes smart RAML language support for various IDEs using the new [Language Server Protocol standard] (https://github.com/Microsoft/language-server-protocol).

Architecture

This project exposes not only the RAML 1.0 JS parser but also functionalities that are currently part of the API Workbench Atom Package as a Language Server using the Node.js SDK.

Architecture diagram

Features

Most of the features available in the Language Server Protocol and VSCode Extensions have already been developed and battle tested in the API Workbench Atom Package. This includes advanced IDE features such as incremental compilation, project level symbol-table support and contextual completion support.

We are currently working on extracting these features as stand-alone components that can be used to implement the LSP server.

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A: Most likely yes

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A Language Server that exposes smart RAML language support for various IDEs using the new [Language Server Protocol standard] (https://github.com/Microsoft/language-server-protocol).

Architecture

This project exposes not only the RAML 1.0 JS parser but also functionalities that are currently part of the API Workbench Atom Package as a Language Server using the Node.js SDK.

Architecture diagram

Features

Most of the features available in the Language Server Protocol and VSCode Extensions have already been developed and battle tested in the API Workbench Atom Package. This includes advanced IDE features such as incremental compilation, project level symbol-table support and contextual completion support.

We are currently working on extracting these features as stand-alone components that can be used to implement the LSP server.

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Q: Should the scope of this project be extended to developing a full-blown VSCode Extension?

A: Most likely yes

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A Language Server that exposes smart RAML language support for various IDEs using the new [Language Server Protocol standard] (https://github.com/Microsoft/language-server-protocol).

Architecture

This project exposes not only the RAML 1.0 JS parser but also functionalities that are currently part of the API Workbench Atom Package as a Language Server using the Node.js SDK.

Architecture diagram

Features

Most of the features available in the Language Server Protocol and VSCode Extensions have already been developed and battle tested in the API Workbench Atom Package. This includes advanced IDE features such as incremental compilation, project level symbol-table support and contextual completion support.

We are currently working on extracting these features as stand-alone components that can be used to implement the LSP server.

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A: Most likely yes

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A Language Server that exposes smart RAML language support for various IDEs using the new [Language Server Protocol standard] (https://github.com/Microsoft/language-server-protocol).

Architecture

This project exposes not only the RAML 1.0 JS parser but also functionalities that are currently part of the API Workbench Atom Package as a Language Server using the Node.js SDK.

Architecture diagram

Features

Most of the features available in the Language Server Protocol and VSCode Extensions have already been developed and battle tested in the API Workbench Atom Package. This includes advanced IDE features such as incremental compilation, project level symbol-table support and contextual completion support.

We are currently working on extracting these features as stand-alone components that can be used to implement the LSP server.

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A: Most likely yes

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A Language Server that exposes smart RAML language support for various IDEs using the new [Language Server Protocol standard] (https://github.com/Microsoft/language-server-protocol).

Architecture

This project exposes not only the RAML 1.0 JS parser but also functionalities that are currently part of the API Workbench Atom Package as a Language Server using the Node.js SDK.

Architecture diagram

Features

Most of the features available in the Language Server Protocol and VSCode Extensions have already been developed and battle tested in the API Workbench Atom Package. This includes advanced IDE features such as incremental compilation, project level symbol-table support and contextual completion support.

We are currently working on extracting these features as stand-alone components that can be used to implement the LSP server.

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A: Most likely yes

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A Language Server that exposes smart RAML language support for various IDEs using the new [Language Server Protocol standard] (https://github.com/Microsoft/language-server-protocol).

Architecture

This project exposes not only the RAML 1.0 JS parser but also functionalities that are currently part of the API Workbench Atom Package as a Language Server using the Node.js SDK.

Architecture diagram

Features

Most of the features available in the Language Server Protocol and VSCode Extensions have already been developed and battle tested in the API Workbench Atom Package. This includes advanced IDE features such as incremental compilation, project level symbol-table support and contextual completion support.

We are currently working on extracting these features as stand-alone components that can be used to implement the LSP server.

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A: Most likely yes

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