@tsrx/language-server

Language Server Protocol implementation for .tsrx files. It uses Volar and TypeScript to provide diagnostics, completions, hover information, navigation, document symbols, highlighting, and automatic closing tags.

The language server resolves the compiler selected by the active TypeScript project, so the same tooling works with React, Preact, Solid, Vue, Ripple, Octane, and third-party TSRX targets. Ripple-runtime API completions are only enabled when the file is compiled by the Ripple target.

Installation

npm install --global @tsrx/language-server

Start the server over stdio:

tsrx-language-server --stdio

It can also be run without a global installation:

npx @tsrx/language-server --stdio

Configure your editor's LSP client for *.tsrx files with the language ID tsrx. VS Code users can install the TSRX Syntax for VS Code, which bundles and starts this server automatically. Zed users can install the TSRX extension for Zed, which also starts this server automatically.

See the TSRX documentation and @tsrx/typescript-plugin for target compiler selection and TypeScript configuration.