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@tamagui/language-service

v3.0.18

Published

Shared flat-value tooling for editors, ESLint, and `tamagui check`.

Readme

@tamagui/language-service

Shared flat-value tooling for editors, ESLint, and tamagui check.

The package reads the .tamagui/tamagui.config.json artifact emitted by the compiler. Its entry points project the same grammar into completion, diagnostic, hover, color, and project-checking APIs:

| entry | purpose | | --- | --- | | @tamagui/language-service | browser-safe core, document, and extractor APIs | | @tamagui/language-service/core | tooling for one property and value | | @tamagui/language-service/document | tooling mapped to source offsets | | @tamagui/language-service/extract-sucrase | token-stream JSX extraction | | @tamagui/language-service/extract-estree | ESTree JSX extraction | | @tamagui/language-service/check | Node project checker used by tamagui check |

Editor integration is owned by the standalone Rust language server in @tamagui/lsp. It speaks standard LSP and does not load TypeScript or install a tsserver plugin. The VS Code extension is a thin client for the same binary used by other editors.

npm install --save-dev @tamagui/lsp

For CI and pre-commit checks:

tamagui check