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@salesforce/apex-tmlanguage

v1.8.0

Published

Textmate grammar for Apex with outputs for VSCode, Atom and TextMate.

Downloads

8,338

Readme

Salesforce Apex Language Grammar

Commitizen friendly

Introduction

This repository contains the source code for generating the language grammar files for Salesforce's Apex.

Disclaimer

Development and setup of this project has not been tested for Windows OS. You may see a node-gyp error - follow the instrutions here to resolve it.

Development

To build and test install Node.js do the following:

  • Run yarn install to install any dependencies.
  • Run yarn run build to build using gulp.
  • Run yarn run test to run tests.

Output grammars are output in the grammars/ directory.

To see the token changes from within the Salesforce VS Code Extensions:

  1. Copy the apex.tmLanguage results into ../salesforcedx-vscode/packages/salesforcedx-vscode-apex/node_modules/@salesforce/apex-tmlanguage/grammars/apex.tmLanguage.
  2. From the Command Palette select Developer: Inspect Editor Tokens and Scopes.

Adding grammar rules

Token structure is based off of Textmate's Language Grammar guidelines

Tests for SOQL grammar

For the standalone SOQL grammar, tests are executed with vscode-tmgrammar-tests.

test/soql/
|-- simple_account.soql "Manually" created test cases
|-- ...
`-- snapshots/          "Snapshot-based" test cases
    |-- example-*.soql
    |-- example-*.soql.snap
    `-- ...

The difference between manual vs. snapshot tests is that the latter are auto-generated and can be updated with command vscode-tmgrammar-snap -u. They are useful to quickly see the output of applying the grammar and catch regressions.

The example-* queries were taken from Example SELECT clauses.

Supported outputs

  • grammars/apex.tmLanguage.cson - for Atom
  • grammars/apex.tmLanguage - TextMate grammar (XML plist)
  • grammars/soql.tmLanguage - TextMate grammar (XML plist) for standalone SOQL files

Releasing

Merges to main on this repo with commits of type 'feat' or 'fix' get automatically published as a GitHub release and an NPM package through Github Actions.

Attribution

This repository was copied from https://github.com/dotnet/csharp-tmLanguage