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This is cool. I saw this project is built with an ACE editor and a parser in the backend.
I wanted to ask whether you are interested in having editor support (like inline validation, completion etc.) through a language server running in the browser?
There is this open source project called Langium, which can provide a language server derived from a grammar. It is like Xtext for Typescript. It works well with the Monaco editor, which can be used as an LSP client.
I was recently migrating big parts of the Antlr4 grammar to Langium. It still needs some work on it, but when it is ready I could help with creating and integrating the language server and the editor on your site.
WDYT? :)
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hi! At this time I think I will hold off on auto completion and everything inside the grammar editor. Ace has a built-in mechanism for that which I will have to explore. Definitely could not understand the Monaco editor so I went with ace haha.
This is cool. I saw this project is built with an ACE editor and a parser in the backend.
I wanted to ask whether you are interested in having editor support (like inline validation, completion etc.) through a language server running in the browser?
There is this open source project called Langium, which can provide a language server derived from a grammar. It is like Xtext for Typescript. It works well with the Monaco editor, which can be used as an LSP client.
I was recently migrating big parts of the Antlr4 grammar to Langium. It still needs some work on it, but when it is ready I could help with creating and integrating the language server and the editor on your site.
WDYT? :)
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: