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@fazelstudio/codemirror-lang-scala

v0.1.4

Published

Scala language support for the CodeMirror code editor

Readme

@fazelstudio/codemirror-lang-scala

NPM version

This package implements Scala (.scala, .sc) language support for the CodeMirror code editor: a full Lezer grammar covering Scala 3 features including classes, traits, objects, enums, case classes, pattern matching, for-comprehensions, string interpolation, XML literals, generics with variance, union/intersection types, type lambdas, contextual abstractions (given/using), extension methods, opaque types, and Scaladoc documentation comments — with syntax highlighting compatible with any CodeMirror 6 theme.

This code is released under an MIT license.

Features

  • Full Scala 3 syntax support (including optional braces / significant indentation)
  • Pattern matching with case classes, guards, alternatives, and bindings
  • String interpolation (s"...", f"...", raw"...")
  • XML literals
  • Generics with variance annotations (+T, -T)
  • Union types (|) and intersection types (&)
  • Type lambdas ([X] =>> List[X])
  • Contextual abstractions (given, using)
  • Extension methods
  • Opaque type aliases
  • Scaladoc documentation comments

Usage

import { EditorView, basicSetup } from "codemirror"
import { scala } from "@fazelstudio/codemirror-lang-scala"

new EditorView({
  parent: document.body,
  doc: `@main def run(): Unit = println("Hello, Scala!")`,
  extensions: [basicSetup, scala()],
})

API

scala(config?) → LanguageSupport

Create a Scala language support extension.

scalaLanguage: LRLanguage

The underlying LRLanguage instance.

Known limitations

  • Smart-cast/type-inference analysis is out of scope — this package only provides syntax highlighting and parsing, not type checking.
  • Scaladoc tag content is highlighted as part of the doc comment block, not parsed into structured fields, in v0.1.
  • XML literal parsing supports basic tags but may have limitations with complex nested expressions.