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@modelscript/lsp

v0.0.0

Published

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Downloads

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Readme

@modelscript/lsp

Modelica Language Server Protocol implementation. Runs as a web worker in the browser, providing rich editor features for .mo files.

Features

  • Semantic Token Highlighting — keywords, types, variables, strings, numbers, operators, comments
  • Dot-Path Completions — sub-packages, classes, and components from the Modelica Standard Library
  • Keyword Completions — all Modelica language keywords
  • Hover Information — type, description, and classification for Modelica identifiers
  • Error Diagnostics — parse errors via Tree-sitter and semantic errors via ModelicaLinter
  • Document Formatting — proper indentation for class definitions, equations, algorithms, and control structures
  • Color Provider — inline RGB color swatches for Modelica annotation color fields (color, lineColor, fillColor, textColor)
  • Diagram Edits — computes text edits for component placement annotations during diagram interactions

Scripts

| Command | Description | | ----------------- | -------------------------- | | npm run build | Production webpack bundle | | npm run compile | Development webpack bundle | | npm run watch | Webpack watch mode |

Architecture

The server runs in a browser web worker via vscode-languageserver/browser. It communicates with the client extension (@modelscript/vscode) using BrowserMessageReader/BrowserMessageWriter.

The semantic token provider uses a Tree-sitter-based tokenizer matching the token legend — 10 token types (keyword, type, class, variable, parameter, function, string, number, operator, comment) and 2 modifiers (declaration, readonly).