@spyglassmc/language-server

This is a language server wrapped around some other Spyglass packages.

• Installation
  • For Use
    • Sublime Text 3
    • Visual Studio Code
  • For Developers

Installation

For Use

Sublime Text 3

1. Install Node.js if you haven't.
2. Execute npm i -g @spyglassmc/language-server in your command line to install the language server.
3. Install Package Control if you haven't.
4. Install Arcensoth's language-mcfunction package by following the instructions if you haven't.
5. Install LSP package.
6. Open the Command Palette and select Preferences: LSP Settings.
7. Configure LSP to add the Data-pack Language Server. Here's one example:

{
	"clients": {
		"datapack-language-server": {
			"command": [
				"datapack-language-server",
				"--stdio"
			],
			"enabled": true,
			"languages": [
				{
					"languageId": "mcfunction",
					"scopes": [
						"source.mcfunction"
					],
					"syntaxes": [
						"Packages/language-mcfunction/mcfunction.tmLanguage"
					]
				},
				{
					"languageId": "json",
					"scopes": [
						"source.json"
					],
					"syntaxes": [
						"Packages/JavaScript/JSON.sublime-syntax"
					]
				}
			]
		}
	},
	"only_show_lsp_completions": true
}

8. Open the Command Palette, select LSP: Enable Language Server Globally, and choose datapack-language-server.
9. Enjoy. Do note that you need to execute the command in step 2 manually if you want to update the language server.

• TODO (for SPGoding): make a fine-tuned Sublime package, so that the language server can be updated automatically and the user doesn't need to set all these crazy stuff.

Visual Studio Code

We have a ready-for-use VS Code extension:

For Developers

See our wiki for more information.