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@css-blocks/language-server

v1.5.0

Published

CSS Blocks Language Server

Downloads

30

Readme

This is the language server for css-blocks that can plug into any client, such as, vs code.

Contributing

  1. yarn run compile in the root folder of css-blocks. This will compile all the code, including this package.
  2. Open css-blocks from the workspace. Locate css-blocks.code-workspace file within css-blocks project. It should bring a pop up at the bottom that says something like “use workspace”. Click on it. If it does not, try the following steps:
  3. from command palette, choose “Close workspace” - that should close everything and take you to the vscode start screen
  4. choose “Open folder”
  5. navigate to css-blocks and choose to open the css-blocks.code-workspace file directly
  6. Open the debug panel by pressing cmd+shift+D
  7. At the top there should be a drop down. select Client + Server
  8. After that, pressing f5 or clicking the “play” icon next to the selected configuration should run the extension
  9. If youre making changes to the server and you need to compile them as the changes are made, go to css-blocks/packages/@css-blocks/language-server and run yarn watch