is it possible to support language server's extensions about github1s HOT 7 OPEN

There is a public facing extension list for use in projects like this. I can’t find it for the life of me right now though. It’s fundamentally an extension marketplace for vs code like programs

Guess you want to say: https://open-vsx.org/

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Please note that this would probably only work with JavaScript-based language servers (so that they can run in browser). For Python, that would be https://github.com/microsoft/pyright, for example.

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I look for it too, and I think it will would not be a simple work...

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@conwnet I would think maybe there's some way for me to specify some sort of configuration file (e.g. github1s.json) that you could just import as a sort of workspace.json?

Great work BTW, this is awesome.

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There is a public facing extension list for use in projects like this. I can’t find it for the life of me right now though. It’s fundamentally an extension marketplace for vs code like programs

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Please note that this would probably only work with JavaScript-based language servers (so that they can run in browser). For Python, that would be https://github.com/microsoft/pyright, for example.

Wouldn't anything that can be compiled to webassembly work (under the assumption you can put a virtual file system underneath the implementation)?

And does the language server necessarily have to run in the browser?

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Please note that this would probably only work with JavaScript-based language servers (so that they can run in browser). For Python, that would be https://github.com/microsoft/pyright, for example.

Wouldn't anything that can be compiled to webassembly work (under the assumption you can put a virtual file system underneath the implementation)?

And does the language server necessarily have to run in the browser?

I mean theoretically you could drop a vsagent on the local host and communicate with it locally, but if you're going to do that you might as well just install code :)

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