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@adecore/editor-react

v0.61.0

Published

Language-enabled editors, feature coordination and React popups over injected language services.

Readme

@adecore/editor-react

npm Docs

Language features for @adecore/editor over a LanguageService of @adecore/lsp: suggestions and snippets, hover, signature help, problems, navigation, peek, rename, code actions, symbols, semantic colors, inlay hints, folds and code vision, with the React cards that show them. It starts no language server and touches no file; the app hands it a service and the file operations it allows.

Documentation with live demos

Install

bun add @adecore/editor-react

@adecore/ui, React 19, react-dom, i18next and react-i18next are peer dependencies.

Set up

@import '@adecore/ui/theme.css';
@import '@adecore/editor/editor.css';
@import '@adecore/editor-react/editor-react.css';
@source "../node_modules/@adecore/editor-react/dist";

Add @adecore/editor-react/locales/en.json and nl.json to i18next as the editor namespace, then:

import { EditorView, ProjectLanguage } from '@adecore/editor-react';

const project = new ProjectLanguage(service, { folder, keymap, openPlace, files, notify });

<EditorView engine={engine} options={options} project={project} uri={uri} languageId="typescript" className="h-96" />;

Entry points

| Import | What it holds | |---|---| | @adecore/editor-react | The components, ProjectLanguage, EditorLanguage and every model | | @adecore/editor-react/models | The pure models, without React | | @adecore/editor-react/testing | FakeLanguageService and ManualTimers | | @adecore/editor-react/editor-react.css | The styles of the cards | | @adecore/editor-react/locales/*.json | The words, in English and Dutch |

Documentation

| Page | What it covers | |---|---| | Getting started | Install, styles, words and a first editor | | Projects and documents | ProjectLanguage, the host, shared documents and workspace edits | | EditorView | The component, EditorLanguage and the popups | | Views | A page per feature with a live demo, in the sidebar | | Models | The pure functions behind the features | | Testing | FakeLanguageService and ManualTimers |

License

FSL-1.1-MIT