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@nx-lang/language-client

v0.4.0

Published

The browser side of the NX language protocol: an HTTP implementation of NxLanguageService with headers, timeouts and cancellation.

Readme

@nx-lang/language-client

The browser side of the NX language protocol: an HTTP implementation of NxLanguageService that POSTs each query as JSON to a base URL where @nx-lang/language-http is mounted. It owns per-request headers, a timeout, and cancellation, and nothing else; an editor integration such as @nx-lang/monaco takes the returned service and never sees a URL.

import { createHttpLanguageService } from "@nx-lang/language-client";

const service = createHttpLanguageService({ baseUrl: "/api/language" });

const hover = await service.hover({
  documents: [{ uri: "nx://tenant/form.nx", source, version }],
  uri: "nx://tenant/form.nx",
  position: { line: 2, character: 3 },
});

Authentication

A host that protects the route supplies headers, statically or per request. The hook may be async, so a token can be refreshed before it is sent:

const service = createHttpLanguageService({
  baseUrl: "https://api.example.com/nx/language",
  headers: async () => ({ authorization: `Bearer ${await auth.getAccessToken()}` }),
});

Every query request carries what the hook returns. content-type is always application/json.

Options

| Option | Default | Meaning | | --- | --- | --- | | baseUrl | required | Where the handler is mounted. A trailing slash is ignored. | | fetch | globalThis.fetch | The fetch to use, for tests or a wrapped client. | | headers | none | HeadersInit, or (query) => HeadersInit \| Promise<HeadersInit> called per request. | | timeoutMs | 10 000 | How long to wait before aborting the request and rejecting. |

Errors

| Rejection | When | | --- | --- | | LanguageServiceHttpError | The server answered with a non-success status. Carries status, url, bodyExcerpt (the first 200 characters) and, when the body was a protocol error body, its code. The promise never resolves with a partial or empty answer. | | UnsupportedQueryError | The server answered a reserved query with the protocol's unsupported-query code. Distinguishable from a fault. | | LanguageServiceTimeoutError | No answer within timeoutMs. The underlying request was aborted. Carries timeoutMs. | | an abort error | The caller's AbortSignal was cancelled first. isAbortError(error) recognizes it. The promise never resolves afterwards, even if the answer arrives. |

Anything else — a network failure, a refused connection — is whatever fetch threw, passed through.