[question] possibility to write blog post about this code

[ericoporto]

Hi, this looks possibly to be the best documented code on using Tree Sitter and Type Script to build a Language Server Protocol.

If you find time in the future, please consider a write up on how you made it, and the particularities on Bash and what could be repurposed when implementing other languages.

Please keep it up, this code is really good.

[skovhus]

Thanks @ericoporto!

Great suggestion. We could make a blog post on this. Any specific topics you would like it to include? Who would be the audience (Someone wanting to do an LSP server using treesitter)?

[ericoporto]

My use case is: I have a working Tree Sitter implementation for a language in Atom, so I would like to build a Language Server with it so I can use it on VSCode! :)

I just started reading and experimenting with the code. What I could piece together:

• server/src/config.ts this is where I change file extension
• server/src/parser.ts this is where I change the wasm parser name
• server/src/reservedWords.ts this appears to be the reserved keywords, but I am unsure on the difference for built-ins (in server/src/builtins.ts).

Thanks for listening and you can close this issue anytime :)

[skovhus]

Which language are you writing the LS for?

Seems your questions are rather code/implementation. We could do some more outlining of the code in this project.

[nikita-skobov]

@ericoporto

server/src/reservedWords.ts this appears to be the reserved keywords, but I am unsure on the difference for built-ins (in server/src/builtins.ts).

reserved words are relevant for any language, but in bash builtins are functions that are included in bash by default https://www.gnu.org/software/bash/manual/html_node/Bash-Builtins.html

[ericoporto]

Hey, thanks @skovhus and @nikita-skobov ! I forked this code and basically just switched the wasm tree sitter parser and the metadata. I will later add the language and "VM" specifics, it's for AGS Script, a Script language used in Adventure Game Studio. Wanted to quickly experiment with LSP and your code was very useful, it's very well structured. You can close this issue. :)